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Battle for the Seelow Heights - Part II In this epic battle, Heinrici demonstrated that even in April 1945 the German army could put up a tough fight. An embararrassed Zhukov ended up racing Konev to Berlin because he failed to anticipate the strength of the German defense. berlin • battle • heinrici • zhukov • world war ii
The Overlooked Battle of Khalkhin Gol Few in the Western Hemisphere have even heard of it. But Khalkhin Gol in 1939 was one of the most important battles of the 20th century. nomonhan incident • mongolia • georgi zhukov • dmitri medevedev • border with manchuria
The Battle of Kursk The greatest tank battle in history occurred at Kursk. It began on July 5th, 1943 and it ended ignominiously eight days later. This was the last major offensive launched by the Germans on the Eastern Front. battle of kursk • hitler • stalin • manstein • model
Surrender at Stalingrad The significant events in WWII history are discussed in the month in which they occurred. February 1943 is the surrender at Stalingrad battle of stalingrad • wwii • world war ii • russians • germans
Stalin: An Insider’s Account: Part 1 (of 3) Stalin is one of the most extraordinary personalities in human history, perhaps the most extraordinary. Much has been written about him, but it is from the testimony of insiders that we can best understand his unique character and how it enabled him to become undisputed ruler of the Soviet empire. stalin • bolsheviks • soviet union • ussr • communism
Stalin: An Insider’s Account: Part 2 (of 3) Part 2. stalin • bolsheviks • soviet union • ussr • communism
Battle for the Seelow Heights Part I Stalin and Zhukov were both determined to capture Berlin. In April 1945 all that stood in the way of the mighty Soviet army was Colonel General Heinrici and Army Group Vistula. berlin • axis • allied • soviet union • ussr
Formation of the Red Army Cavalry The 1st Cavalry Army of General Budyonny was formed in 1918 to give the Red Army a mobile striking force and rapid reaction reserve in the Russian Civil War. red army • russian civil war • kransov • mammotov • shkuro
Pavlov's House in Stalingrad Pavlov's House is a four-story apartment building near the Volga River that became a rock of Soviet resolve at the Battle of Stalingrad. russian military history • famous world war ii battles • battle of stalingrad • volgorad • pavlov's house memorial
The Combat Record of the Konarmia The 1st Cavalry Army of General Budyonny fought the Whites, Poles, Armenians, Greens, and everyone else in the Russian Civil War. red army • russian civil war • tachanka • kransov • mammotov
The Death of Marshal Tukhachevskii One of the 1930s' best military innovators was the USSR's Marshal Tukhachevskii. His death, along with other officer victims of Stalin, destroyed the Red Army. marshal tukhachevskii • purge of the red army • stalin's purge of red army • death of marshal tukhachevskii • stalin's purges
Barbarossa - Part 4 Hitler takes over as Commander-in-Chief and, possibly, manages to save more than he would have otherwise lost if he had followed the advice of his generals. At least he had an army still able to fight by the time the Russian counter-offensive had come to a halt.
Stalin: An Insider’s Account: Part 3 (of 3) Part 3. stalin • bolsheviks • soviet union • ussr • communism
Joseph Stalin Joseph Stalin, born Joseph Djugashvili, known as "Soso" and "Koba," was General Secretary of the Bolshevik Party from 1922-53 and Premier 1941-53. stalin • communism • socialism • gulags • gulag
Leaking V-E Day Sixty years ago Eisenhower's headquarters tried to hold up the news of the German surrender for 24 hours, but the good news was hard to suppress. german surrender • eisenhower • v-e day • journalism • associated press
Stalingrad 1942-1943 German defeat at Stalingrad resulted from irrational strategy devised by Adolf Hitler as well as numerous other factors including supply problems and weather. battle of stalingrad • stalingrad a turning point • turning points in world war ii • defeat of the 6th army • causes of the stalingrad defeat
Adolf Hitler's Final Days As Russian soldiers surrounded the ruined city of Berlin, the man who was once revered by millions of Germans was physically frail and psychologically unstable. adolf hitler's final days • nazi leader • russian soldiers surrounded the ruined city of ber • adolf hitler's birthday • leader of the nazi party
Eisenhower and the Drive to Berlin in 1945 In early April 1945, the American 9th Army was within 24 hours of reaching Berlin, yet three days later General Eisenhower ordered the Allied halt at the Elbe River. taking berlin in 1945 • eisenhower halts allied forces at the elbe • political consequences of not taking berlin • yalta conference and berlin • effects of eisenhower's military decisions
This is the Russian Army, Mr. Dangerfield The Russian Army is organizing politically, not only to pressure the government on its own behalf, but also to serve as a surrogate government. There has always been a tendency for the military to pick up the pieces in situations like this, as it is often the only body able to keep order, and order tends to be top priority after prolonged chaos and instability. Such a revolutionary situation creates some incentive for military adventures, even "irrational" ones. russia moscow kremlin military army
Trap at Stalingrad When the battle of Stalingrad began at the end of August 1942, the Red Army was nearing defeat. Brilliant Soviet street fighting tactics, daring operational thinking and serious German errors combined to reverse Soviet fortune. By the end of November the Soviets had trapped the powerful German 6th Army inside Stalingrad - it was more than they expected. german • army • stalin • hitler • stalingrad
Feature: The Military in Russian Politics - Then and Now The Soviet military had an important but constrained role in politics. Now, the military has serious grievances: wage arrears, lack of maintenance and serious cutbacks. If they continue to have reason to believe that the leadership does not care about them and that they cannot count on the leadership, they may intervene...with serious consequences. soviet russia kremlin politics military history
The Regimental System A description of military unit designations, primarily ground forces. army • navy • air force • marines • regiment
Yeltsin cries "You're Fired!" in a Crowded Kremlin Yeltsin's December 7 purge and promised "coordination" bode ill for Russia. Not only is this yet another Kremlin purge, but this shows signs of building on itself. It also is a breach of Yeltsin's promise not to interfere in the day-to-day running of the government. Some things are looking up, however: foreign companies are still investing in Russia, the 1999 draft budget is about ready and the Duma audience seems receptive and <b>finally</b> some official attention is being paid to the Y2K problem. yeltsin primakov russia kremlin moscow bordyuzha |
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