Contemporary Soviet military affairs : the legacy of World War II

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Contemporary Soviet military affairs : the legacy of World War II

edited by Jonathan R. Adelman and Christann Lea Gibson

Unwin Hyman, c1989

  • pbk.

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Includes index

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This volume examines the effect of World War II on the evolution of Soviet military affairs. It surveys the devastating effect of the war on Russia as a whole, and the ways it was forced to reorganize its internal systems under the impact of war. The aim of the book is to focus on the Soviet military at the end of the 1980s and on the war experience itself and its impact on the Russian psyche. No society in modern time has absorbed a blow of the severity of Operation Barbarossa and survived as a political, economic and social entity. Consequently, the Soviets view the war as a "great patriotic war" and its legacy has endured among its citizens, reaching a zenith during the Brezhnev era, and only now giving way to a new postwar generation under Gorbachev who largely plays down memories of the war. Whilst concentrating their study on the Soviet military the authors have placed it against the background of a broader social, economic and political context.

目次

  • Part 1 Relevance of history: military history and the experience of the Great Patriotic War, Eugene B.Rumer
  • Soviet staff structure and planning in World War II, Condoleezza Rice. Part 2 World War II and the present: Soviet risk taking in major crises in the postwar era, Jonathan R.Adelman
  • preparing for war - economic and military mobilization, past and present, Christann Lea Gibson
  • the Soviet defence industry in war and peace, Peter Almquist
  • Soviet wartime decision-making and control, Daniel McIntosh. Part 3 Implications for the future: the impact of World War II on contemporary Soviet military theory, Notra Trulock III.

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