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Biography is a sub-series of "World War Two: Week by Week" focusing on biographies of military and civilian figures of importance during World War II.
Brazilian President, Getúlio Vargas, has led his country as dictator since the 1930s. He has embraced European fascist ideas and fostered close ties with Germany and Italy. Yet, he also maintains a close relationship with the United States. After skilfully playing both sides, he must now choose Axis or Allies.
Amin al-Husseini is one of the leading figures in global Islam. He's an Arab nationalist, an anti-Semite, and anti-Zionist. But he's also willing to work with imperialist powers if it suits him. He's been loyal to the Ottomans and the British. In 1941, he throws his lot in with Hitler and the Nazis.
From the woods of the Urals to the burning city of Stalingrad, Vasily Zaitsev went out to hunt his prey. As a sniper, he learned his trait in the grim reality of Stalingrad street fighting. Deep in the ruins of the factories, he stalked his enemies with a team of battle-hardened snipers. For days on end, they would lay in wait for valuable targets to show up. With a finger on the triggers, they would decimate the German ranks within a few deadly moments.
Nikita Khrushchev has served Joseph Stalin faithfully for the past decade. He's a career commissar and party man. So, when war breaks out, are commissars like Khrushchev little more than Stalinist enforcers? Or is there more to the institution than that?
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