The Red Army, 1918-1941: From Vanguard of World Revolution to US Ally
Earl F. Ziemke
Abstract
Earl F. Ziemke
Abstract
1. The Military Revolutionary Committee 2. 'All Power to the Soviets' 3. An Army of New Type 4. 'In A Fiery Ring of Fronts' 5. An Armed Camp 6. The Test of Battle on Three Fronts 7. The Decisive Battles 8. Defeat and Victory 8.1 The 'Moment of Victory' 9. Class War and Military Reform 10. The New Order 11. The Red Army and the Reichswehr 12. The Tukhachevskiy Era 13. Stalin's Military Reform 14. Approaching the 'Second Imperialist War' 15. The Most Pressing and Deadly Threat 16. War Plans 17. Stalin Deceived 18. The Red Army at Bay 19. The Heartland in Peril 20. The Heartland Preserved 21. Conclusion
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1. The Military Revolutionary Committee 2. 'All Power to the Soviets' 3. An Army of New Type 4. 'In A Fiery Ring of Fronts' 5. An Armed Camp 6. The Test of Battle on Three Fronts 7. The Decisive Battles 8. Defeat and Victory 8.1 The 'Moment of Victory' 9. Class War and Military Reform 10. The New Order 11. The Red Army and the Reichswehr 12. The Tukhachevskiy Era 13. Stalin's Military Reform 14. Approaching the 'Second Imperialist War' 15. The Most Pressing and Deadly Threat 16. War Plans 17. Stalin Deceived 18. The Red Army at Bay 19. The Heartland in Peril 20. The Heartland Preserved 21. Conclusion
Key concepts: Victory, Battle, Vanguard, Political science, Law, Power (physics), Ancient history, History