If when I'm done with my graduate studies and dissertation and no one has translated Drig's book, I just might do it.Alex Yeliseenko wrote:You are right. Such books to us English are. What the western authors about 29 mechanized corps write?Qvist wrote:Which you'd think would be particularly easy to get published, yes. After all, you find loads of books about Soviet tanks and so on written by American authors published by houses specialising in this sort of thing.Many books have technical character. I speak basically about such books. With exact data. An example - here this book. Author Eugene Drig. Mechanized corps Red Army in Action. 830 pages of statistics and descriptions of fights.
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That's what I thought, thanks.Alex Yeliseenko wrote:Сомнительное чтивоKunikov wrote:Found it thanks, by the way, what is your opinion of Beshanov's books? Specifically his book about 1942? БЕШАНОВ В. Год 1942 - учебныйArt wrote:Kunikov, I've bought "USSR and Finland" in January of this year. AFAIU Cherushev's book have just been published.
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New Byelorussian books, 2007
On the eve. The western special military district (the end 1939 - 1941)
Documents and materials.
Minsk, National archive to republic Belarus.
The collection of key documents on readiness of the USSR for war with Germany. A part of documents it is promulgated for the first time. 620 pages, 135 documents.
On the eve. The western special military district (the end 1939 - 1941)
Documents and materials.
Minsk, National archive to republic Belarus.
The collection of key documents on readiness of the USSR for war with Germany. A part of documents it is promulgated for the first time. 620 pages, 135 documents.
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Is it available on Ozon.ru?Alex Yeliseenko wrote:New Byelorussian books, 2007
On the eve. The western special military district (the end 1939 - 1941)
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Minsk, National archive to republic Belarus.
The collection of key documents on readiness of the USSR for war with Germany. A part of documents it is promulgated for the first time. 620 pages, 135 documents.
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It is very improbable. But it is at one our general friend in Moscow.Kunikov wrote:Is it available on Ozon.ru?Alex Yeliseenko wrote:New Byelorussian books, 2007
On the eve. The western special military district (the end 1939 - 1941)
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Minsk, National archive to republic Belarus.
The collection of key documents on readiness of the USSR for war with Germany. A part of documents it is promulgated for the first time. 620 pages, 135 documents.
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This source was mentioned many times, and now the handbook "The Combat Coposition of the Soviet Armed Forces in 1941-45" (BSSA) is fully available online. As many forum members may know it is the collection of Red Army's OOBs (in most cases for the first date of each month). Pay attention the OOB inculdes only combat units (i.e infantry, artillery, mechanized, aviation and engineer units) and NKVD and Navy units are usually not listed. See the book here (third link from the top):
http://tashv.nm.ru/
I think that the source it may be usefull even for English-speakers, because it contains very little Russian text. For translation of the abbreviations see:
http://www.rkkaww2.armchairgeneral.com/ ... B_abbr.doc
http://tashv.nm.ru/
I think that the source it may be usefull even for English-speakers, because it contains very little Russian text. For translation of the abbreviations see:
http://www.rkkaww2.armchairgeneral.com/ ... B_abbr.doc