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  Introduction: During World War II, the Eastern Front witnessed numerous tales of bravery, innovation, and unconventional warfare. Among these stories, one stands out: the legendary night-flying witches of the Soviet Union. This article delves into the fascinating history of the Soviet all-female aviation squadron, known for their daring night raids and the fear they instilled in their German adversaries. 1: The Birth of the Night Witches 1.1 The Soviet Union's Response to the Invasion: As the German forces advanced into Soviet territory in 1941, the Soviet Union faced a desperate need for defense and retaliation. 1.2 Formation of the 588th Night Bomber Regiment: In 1942, Marina Raskova, a renowned Soviet aviator, proposed the idea of an all-female aviation unit. Stalin approved, leading to the formation of the 588th Night Bomber Regiment, later nicknamed the "Night Witches" by the Germans. 2: The Night Witches Take Flight 2.1 Training and Challenges: Despite facing skep