Contributions

  • Glantz, David M. - Contributor

Publication

1999 - Frank Cass Publishers, London, England

Language

English

Word Count

92,000 words, Guess

Page Count

368 pages

Identifiers

and 3 more
  • Library of Congress Control Number98041682
  • LibraryThing1008971
  • Goodreads3868723

Classifications

  • DDC940.53/47
  • LCCD802.S75 G74 1999

Description

"Nowhere has the role of the partisan been more telling or less understood than during the Soviet Union's Great Patriotic War (1941-45) against Nazi Germany. Leonid Grenkevich's book lifts the veil on the shadowy partisan struggle that accompanied the most brutal conflict in the modern era." "Exploiting formerly classified data, the author synthesises new material with existing Western and Soviet open-source literature to paint a vivid mosaic of the greatest partisan struggle in human history: a struggle that helped confound the twentieth century's most vaunted military machine, the German Wehrmacht. In so doing, Grenkevich has provided the essential base for an understanding of the 'People's War' and the curse, or panacea, of partisan/guerrilla war in general."--Jacket.

Subjects

Series Statement

  • Cass series on Soviet (Russian) military experience,

Other Editions

  • The Soviet partisan movement, 1941-1944: a critical historiographical analysisFrank Cass Publishers1999-01-01

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