During the cold war, we (the US collectively) certainly didn't want to give the Russians credit for anything we didn't have to. But I still learned all about it

During the cold war, we (the US collectively) certainly didn't want to give the Russians credit for anything we didn't have to. But I still learned all about it in college in the early 90s at the latest. I don't think it's a great secret, their massive effort and sacrifice, and their role in the turning point for the Nazis. "I said, 'You wouldn't have had much fun in Stalingrad, would you'?"