Once upon a time In the West is methodical and a deeply melancholic film. Not so much a western, rather a funeral. During eulogies one recounts the life-story of the deceased, a tribute encompassing the whole being of a person. What he loved, what he accomplished, the effect he had on the world.
Once upon a time In the west is a eulogy not for a person rather a genre, a farewell to the Westerns. Once upon a time In…
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During, the Post war period, access to sources on the Eastern front by Western historians, tended to be only drawn by German sources, and other axis nations. owing to the fact that, information from the Soviet Union wasn't accessible to Western authors. What this resulted was that most of framing of the war came from a German lense, from German memoirs, from German sources, and interviews from German soldiers.
Often portraying Soviets as solely winning for their manpower advantage, or…
