Myths and Legends of the Eastern Front

[Carl Schwamberger]

Anyone able to comment on this book? Written by B Sokokov & translated by R Harrison. It analyzes 13 aspects of the German Soviet War. Some of the material I have been familiar with for decades. Other item I skimmed are new, to me at least.

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[Richard Anderson]

I know Richard, so can vouch for him.

[Carl Schwamberger]

Skimming a few pages the narrative looks 'professional'. As someone who has read title on the eastern front it might make more sense from the perspective of 2020 to read this first.

[mars]

The author of this book is Boris Sokolov, do I need to say more ?

[Carl Schwamberger]

I know nothing about Sokolov.

[Paul_Atreides]

Anyone able to comment on this book? Written by B Sokokov & translated by R Harrison

It's funny, Sokolov is mythmaker himself.

[mars]

I know nothing about Sokolov.

Mr Sokolov has a reputation, basically if you find some old time Soviet propaganda, then turn them upside down, then you would pretty much get the things he writes

[drewbinsky]

Anyone able to comment on this book? Written by B Sokokov & translated by R Harrison. It analyzes 13 aspects of the German Soviet War. Some of the material I have been familiar with for decades. Other item I skimmed are new, to me at least.

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For individuals who are interested in the history of the German-Soviet War and seeking an in-depth examination of various facets of the conflict, "Myths and Legends of the Eastern Front" may be a helpful source.

[Carl Schwamberger]

Thanks. This seems to illustrate one of the difference between studying Soviet & Western history.