** Victory for the Slain by Hugh John Lofting ( 1942 )

** Victory and Peace Day, mark the capture of Shusha in the Karabakh War and the end of World War II.

** The US 11th Armored Division liberates the prisoners of Mauthausen concentration camp, including Simon Wiesenthal. American soldiers fighting in the Pacific War | Pacific theater listen to radio reports of Victory in Europe Day on May 8, 1945.

** V-E Day ( Victory in Europe, as Nazi Germany surrenders ) commemorates the end of WWII in Europe, with the final surrender being to the Soviets in Berlin, attended by representatives of the Western Powers.

** WWII: A BBC broadcast by " Colonel Britton " calls on the people of occupied Europe to resist the Nazis under the slogan " V for Victory ".

** Pakistan Navy raids Indian coasts without any resistance in Operation Dwarka, Pakistan celebrates Victory Day annually.

** Victory Lakes

** Victory Christian Academy

** Our Lady of Victory School

** Africa, Prelude to Victory -- The March of Time

** The Price of Victory -- William H. Pine, Producer

** Fields of Victory

** Eleanor's Victory

** A Hymn to Victory

** Lewis W. Layton ( engineer ), Robert Russell Bennett ( conductor ) & the RCA Victor Symphony Orchestra for Victory at Sea, Vol.

** Epic Victory ( not certified as of 2011 )

** Clan MacDougall-BUAIDH NO BAS (" Victory or death ")

** Clan MacNeil-BUAIDH NO BAS (" Victory or death ")

** BioWare Victory ( formerly Victory Games )

** Booknotes interview with Novak on Completing the Revolution: A Vision for Victory in 2000, January 30, 2000.

** Churchill Victory Sign

** CHAPTER XV: The Victory Sealed: Surrender at Reims

** Independence War Victory Column ( Tallinn )

** " Victory Unintentional " ( 1942 )

" Victory Unintentional " has positronic robots obeying the Three Laws, but also a non-human civilization on Jupiter.

" Victory Unintentional " does not belong to the Robot series, even though it is about Asimov's positronic robots who obey the Three Laws of Robotics.

The story " Victory Unintentional " in the first chapter also falls outside the Foundation canon, due to the mention of aliens.

Asimov would re-shuffle ideas at times — the short story Victory Unintentional has a non-human civilisation on Jupiter, which is incompatible, even though the story features positronic robots obeying the Three Laws.

* ( 1942 ) Victory Unintentional

" Victory Unintentional " is a humorous science fiction short story by Isaac Asimov, originally published in the August 1942 issue of Super Science Stories and included in the collections The Rest of the Robots ( 1964 ) and The Complete Robot ( 1982 ).

Its sequel, " Victory Unintentional ", is a robot story.