Hot Summer 1942. Timoshenko Checkmates Von Bock
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Ekaterinburg
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In the previous books by Petr Balaev it is shown how cynically Soviet history is slandered, that communism is presented worse by modern bourgeois "historians"-propagandists than the fascist Hitler regime. Naturally, not only 1941, but also 1942 was subjected to total denigration. S.K. Timoshenko, an outstanding commander of the Great Patriotic War, got it especially badly. To restore the real picture of 1942, to clear the good name of Semyon Konstantinovich, to understand why the role of the Supreme Command Headquarters was hushed up and the role of the General Staff was emphasized, how the skillful actions of the Headquarters disrupted the entire summer campaign of the Wehrmacht and why and how the "Kharkov catastrophe" was composed after the 20th Congress - you will learn about all this from this book.
