History Manga / KutsuzureSensen

* FridgeBrilliance: Why did Nadya suddenly go from her usual derision of everything pagan and "unscientific" to apologizing to the witches at the Sabbath about the Party's oppression of their religion, going as far as to admit that everyone should have religious freedom under communism? [[spoiler: Because, as we learn in a later chapter, she's Jewish and knows all too well what it's like to belong to a religiously oppressed group.]]

''Kutsuzure Sensen: Majo Vasenka no Sensou'' is a seinen manga written by Hayami Rasenjin. It depicts the adventures of Vasilisa Medvedeva (or simply Vasen'ka), a [[Main/BrilliantButLazy bit lazy but competent]] pagan witch, and her friend Nadezhda Norstein (or simply Nadya), a [[Main/ThePoliticalOfficer young NKVD officer]], on Eastern war front during the WWII.

Regretfully, the manga is too unique to be licensed.

''The page is still under construction, more additions yet to come.''

* CorruptPolitician: Nadya's chief fits the bill just fine. During her visit to his office he clearly tried to harass her and he [[spoiler: did not hesitate to arrest both [=MCs=] to cover up the fact that military recruited a pagan witch to their service. Good thing they had someone influenced enough on their side to threaten him.]].

* {{Ghostapo}}: Dicke Bertha, a reoccurring villain, is a with in the employ of the Nazis; more specifically, she's a member of a organization lead directly by Himmler.

* TheGrimReaper: There are two of them,a Slavic one and German one, with the implication that each country/region has it own. The former is sort of a reoccurring character.

Regretfully, the manga is too unique to be licensed. Even the full fan translation only exists on Russian.

* WarIsHell: Despite mainly comedic nature of the manga, the author does not hesitate to show the dark side of things. Quite a few chapters have people dying, and some other things like pillage and desertion are also mentioned.

* [[Ghostapo]]: Dicke Bertha, a reoccurring villain, is a with in the employ of the Nazis; more specifically, she's a member of a organization lead directly by Himmler.

* BigDamnKiss: [[spoiler: Nadya gave one to Vasilisa in the final chapter to convince her to go back from to life the Underworld]].

* TheGrimReaper: There are two of them. Slavic one and German one. The former is sort of reoccurring character.

[[caption-width-right:350:Sometimes even witches go to war]]

* BabaYaga: Appears in the prologue chapter as Vasilisa's guardian. Though, it is never stated clearly if Vasilisa is her real granddaughter or just the apprentice.

* [[BabaYaga]]: Appears in the prologue chapter as Vasilisa's guardian. Though, it is never stated clearly if Vasilisa is her real granddaughter or just the apprentice.

* BabaYaga: Appears in the prologue chapter as Vasilisa's guardian. Though, it is never stated clearly if Vasilisa is her real granddaughter or just the apprentice.

They encounter a lot of supernatural beings — both friend and foes — during their jorney and solve the related problems while trying to survive during the war.

* ActionGirl: Both MCs have their moments.
* BabaYaga: Appears in the prologue chapter as Vasilisa's guardian. Though, it is never stated clearly if Vasilisa is her real granddaugher or just the appretience.
* BackFromTheDead: [[spoiler: Vasilisa in ther final chapter thanks to Nadya's help]].

* CorruptPolitician: Nadya's chief fits the bill just fine. During her visit to his office he clearly tried to harass her and he [[spoiler: did not hesitate to arrest both MCs to cover up the fact that military recruited a pagan witch to their service. Good thing they had someone influenced enough on their side to threaten him.]].
* FridgeBrilliance: Why did Nadya suddenly go from her usual derision of everything pagan and "unscientific" to apologizing to the witches at the Sabbath about the Party's oppression of their religion, going as far as to admit that everyone should have religious freedom under communism? [[spoilder: Because, as we learn in a later chapter, she's Jewish and knows all too well what it's like to belong to a religiously oppressed group.]]
* TheGrimReaper: There are two of them. Slavic one and German one. The former is sort of reoccuring character.
* ShownTheirWork: The author is knowledgeble both in Slavic mythology and culture and WWII history. He also tried to present both sides of conflict as neutral s possible without putting standard cliches or harming any real life people.

They encounter a lot of supernatural beings — both friend and foes — during their jorney and solve the related problems while tring to survive during the war.

* ShownTheirWork: The author is knowledgeble both in Slavic mythology and culture and WWII history. He also tried to prsent both sides of conflict as neutral s possible without putting standard cliches or harming any real life people.
* WarIsHell: Despite mainly comdic nature of the manga, thae author does not hesitate to show the dark side of things. Quite a few chapters have people dying, and some other things like pillage and desertion are also mentioned.

''The page is still under construction, more addions yet to come.''

''Kutsuzure Sensen: Majo Vasenka no Sensou'' is a seinen manga written by Hayami Rasenjin. It depicts the adventures of Vasilisa Medvedeva (or simply Vasen'ka), a [[Main/BrilliantButLazy bit lazy but competent]] pagan witch, and her friend Nadezhda Norstein (or simply Nadya), a [[Main/ThePoliticalOfficer young NKVD officer]], on Eastern war front duting WWII.

Regretfully, the manga is to unique to be licensed. Even the full fan translation only exists on Russian.

''Kutsuzure Sensen: Majo Vasenka no Sensou'' is a seinen manga written by Hayami Rasenjin. It depicts the adventures of Vasilisa Medvedeva (or simply Vasen'ka) a [[Main/BrilliantButLazy bit lazy but competent]] pagan witch and her friend Nadezhda Solomonovna Norstein (or simply Nadya)a [[Main/ThePoliticalOfficer young NKVD officer]] on Eastern war front duting WWII.

[[caption-width-right:350:Sometimes even the witches go to war]]

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