Recommended reading on the Soviet forces
- Alex Yeliseenko
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I have bought this book in July in Minsk. In Moscow has not found (badly searched?).
Russia in 20 century. War 1941-1945. " Modern researches ". It is published in Moscow in 2005. Materials of authors from Ukraine, Belarus, Lithuania, Poland, Moldova.
Russia in 20 century. War 1941-1945. " Modern researches ". It is published in Moscow in 2005. Materials of authors from Ukraine, Belarus, Lithuania, Poland, Moldova.
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Gentlemen,
I have one for you and its online.
Check out soldat.ru and he has posted 35 of 36 of the Lists of the units and formations of the Operational Army from 1941 to 1945, plus the pre-1941 events. You can go to the link below (its down now but should be up tomorrow):
http://soldat.ru/files/4/6/216/
You will need Win Rar to extract them and Djvu to view the pages.
konev
I have one for you and its online.
Check out soldat.ru and he has posted 35 of 36 of the Lists of the units and formations of the Operational Army from 1941 to 1945, plus the pre-1941 events. You can go to the link below (its down now but should be up tomorrow):
http://soldat.ru/files/4/6/216/
You will need Win Rar to extract them and Djvu to view the pages.
konev
Still downkonev wrote:Gentlemen,
I have one for you and its online.
Check out soldat.ru and he has posted 35 of 36 of the Lists of the units and formations of the Operational Army from 1941 to 1945, plus the pre-1941 events. You can go to the link below (its down now but should be up tomorrow):
http://soldat.ru/files/4/6/216/
You will need Win Rar to extract them and Djvu to view the pages.
konev
The documents of Soviet Supreme Command Stavka were published in the 16th Volume of the "Russkiy Arkhiv" series. The full title: "Russkiy arkhiv, Belikaya Otechestvennaya" Vol. 16 (5-1, 5-4), Terra, 1996-1999. As far as I understand it was a reissue of the classified collection of Stavka documents published in 1968. The orders and directives of the Soviet Supreme Command published in the book cover the preparation of large-scale operations, organization of higher-level units, regrouping and transfer of forces between different fronts and between the front and the rear, some instructions of Stavka on tactical and operational questions. Aside from documents isued by Stavka the publication contains some documents of front-level, usually plans of operations submitted to Supreme command. The first two volumes also contain several records of cable conversations of Stavka and General Staff officials with fronts' commanders. Unfortunately, the publication is not full, a number of document remained unpublished, since the archive files of Stavka contain about 10 thousands various documents, it would be, of course, en enourmous task to publish them all. The book is available online in Russian:
http://www.soldat.ru/files/4/6/15/111/
Also available for order via E-mail on the publisher's site:
http://www.kkterra.ru/price.htm
http://www.soldat.ru/files/4/6/15/111/
Also available for order via E-mail on the publisher's site:
http://www.kkterra.ru/price.htm
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The new Russian book about Rzhev battles. My opinion - the book weak.
Michate, mein deutsch ist arm. Ich unterrichtete ihn nur 1 Jahr. Ich nicht aus Osteuropa. Ich lebe in Sibirien. Manchmal kommen zu uns die deutschen Freunde an. Mir ist es schwer, mit ihnen zu sagen. Nach 4-5 Flaschen den Rum oder der Whisky wird das gegenseitige Verständnis verbessert!
Michate, mein deutsch ist arm. Ich unterrichtete ihn nur 1 Jahr. Ich nicht aus Osteuropa. Ich lebe in Sibirien. Manchmal kommen zu uns die deutschen Freunde an. Mir ist es schwer, mit ihnen zu sagen. Nach 4-5 Flaschen den Rum oder der Whisky wird das gegenseitige Verständnis verbessert!
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I can see a plethora of books published as entire war histories or as histories on battles and campaigns during the Soviet-German War 1941-45 (Erickson, Glantz, et al.) but are any books published with the sole subject being a technical and objective appraisal of the Red Army's military performance during the Soviet-German War 1941-45? Such appraisals have been published for the US Army's relative performance against the German Army, but I've not seen any book written &/or published in English that does the same thing for the Red Army.