The Road to Stalingrad, , John Erickson, Cassell Military Paperbacks, 2003, 0304365416, 9780304365418, 594 pages. A new paperback version of the first volume in John Erickson's monumental, critically acclaimed history of the Soviet-German war.In fascinating detail, The Road to Stalingrad takes us from the inept command structures and strategic delusions of the pre-invasion Soviet Union through Russia's humiliation as her armies fell back on all fronts, until the tide turned at last in Stalingrad. The assessment of the generals and political leaders, as well as of the wranglings within both the Allied and Axis commands, is completely unsparing. The climactic battle, so vividly described here, leaves the Red Army poised for the long fight towards Berlin.This is not to be missed by any military buff or student of World War II..
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The Eastern Front in photographs , John Erickson, Ljubica Erickson, May 1, 2001, History, 256 pages. Provides a pictorial account of the Eastern Front campaign from Hitler's Operation Barbarossa, through the Nazis' Blitzkrieg successes, to the fall of Berlin using images from ....
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Barbarossa the Axis and the Allies, John Erickson, 1994, History, 287 pages. .
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The Road to Berlin Stalin's War With Germany, John Erickson, Aug 1, 2003, , 877 pages. The follow-up to the acclaimed The Road to Stalingrad tells the compelling story of the Red Army's epic struggle to drive the Germans out of Russia and back to Berlin. Using ....
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Absolute War , Chris Bellamy, Aug 1, 2009, Soviet Union, 848 pages. Drawing on sources newly available since the collapse of the Soviet Union, historian and journalist Bellamy gives readers a comprehensive account of the decisive battles on the ....
Stalin's war tragedy and triumph, 1941-1945, Edwin Palmer Hoyt, Feb 25, 2003, History, 292 pages. Edwin Hoyt's thoroughly researched tome is the first ever to chronicle the Soviet-German war as seen through Stalin's eyes..
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