Author Interview James Duffy
This week we interview author and legal beagle James R Duffy and discuss his newly published trilogy, “Talking a Nation Into Existence, The Year is 1787”.
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Stunning colourised portraits show some of Russia’s celebrated female snipers during the Second World War
Stunning colourised portraits have emerged showing the lethal Russian female snipers of World War Two – including one dubbed Lady Death after picking off 309 Nazis. Pictures of the fighters were brought to life by translator Olga Shirnina, from Moscow, Russia, and show women posing with their sniper rifles. They feature portraits of Lyudmila Pavlichenko, considered the most successful female sniper in history. In one image Pavlichenko, dubbed Lady Death after taking out more than 300 Nazis, stands proudly with her weapon. In another portrait she is pictured wearing full uniform beneath a framed picture of Soviet dictator, Joseph Stalin. Separate images show Roza Shanina, responsible for 59-confirmed kills, while one shot shows a row of Soviet women ready to fight Nazi Germany. Stunning colourised portraits have emerged showing the lethal Russian female snipers of World War Two – including one dubbed Lady Death (pictured) after picking off 309 Nazis Stunning colourised portraits have emerged showing the lethal Russian female snipers of World War Two – including one dubbed Lady Death (pictured) after picking off 309 Nazis Pictures of the fighters were brought to life by translator Olga Shirnina, from Moscow, Russia, and show women posing with their sniper rifles. Sniper Roza Shanina (pictured) is featured in the collection Taking up arms: One colourised photograph shows a row of Soviet women holding their sniper rifles and ready to fight Nazi Germany Taking up arms: One colourised photograph shows a row of Soviet women holding their sniper rifles and ready to fight Nazi Germany ‘There are very few images with Red Army soldiers, I decided to fill this gap,’ said Shirnina. ‘I’m interested in the history of Russia, it is full of dramatic, cataclysmic events which impacted on the history of both the country itself and the whole world. ‘Sometimes […]