The latest in a long line: Ukraine's international legion and a history of foreign fighters/ Isaac Tang
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Harvard International Review, Volume XLIII ,Number 3, pg. 6-11Summary: The influx of Western volunteers in Ukraine is just the latest in the long history of foreigners fighting and dying for nations that are not their own.
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The influx of Western volunteers in Ukraine is just the latest in the long history of foreigners fighting and dying for nations that are not their own.
ARMY VOLUNTEERS, UKRAINE FOREIGN LEGION, RUSSIAN AUTHORITARIANISM, NEWARTICLS
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