Red Army, 1918-1941 From Vanguard of World Revolution to America's Ally

Name: Red Army, 1918-1941 From Vanguard of World Revolution to America's Ally
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ISBN: 9780415408653

ISBN-10: 0415408652

ISBN-13: 9780415408653

Edition: 2004

Authors: Earl F. Ziemke

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List price: $62.95
Copyright year: 2004
Publisher: Routledge
Publication date: 7/6/2004
Binding: Paperback
Pages: 456
Size: 9.21" wide x 6.14" long x 0.75" tall
Weight: 1.606
Language: English

List of Maps List of Illustrations 1. The Military Revolutionary Committee 1.1 The Provisional Government and the Soviet 1.2 Lenin and Trotskiy on the Scene and Off 1.3 The Kerenskiy Government Compromised1.4 Trotskiy, Chairman of the Military Revolutionary Committee 1.5 Trotskiy's Military Coup 2. 'All Power to the Soviets' 2.1 Forming the 'Socialist State' 2.2 Trotskiy Defends Petrograd 2.3 Bolshevik Revolution in the Hinterland 2.4 The Stavka and the Revolutionary Field Staff 2.5 Dictatorship, Self-determination, Rights of the Working People, and Insurgency 2.6 Offensives against the Don Cossacks 2.7 Offensives against Kaledin and the Central Rada 3. An Army of New Type 3.1 Birth of the… Red Army, War, and Peace 3.2 The Red Army in Trotskiy's Hands 3.3 The Fragile Peace 3.4 Czech Revolt and Foreign Intervention 3.5 Conscription and the 'New Army' 3.6 Muravyev, Stalin, and Trotskiy's Resolution 4. 'In A Fiery Ring of Fronts' 4.1 'Imperialist' Intervention 4.2 East Front in Jeopardy 4.3 Stalin in the South 4.4 The 'Apparent Death Agony of the Soviet Regime' 4.5 A Pact with the Enemy 4.6 Redeployment East 4.7 'Military Action' and 'Military Intervention' 5. An Armed Camp 5.1 The Revolutionary Council of the Republic 5.2 Stalin and the RMCR 5.3 Stalin, Trotskiy, and the 'Military Question' 5.4 The 'Fortress of Socialist Revolution' 5.5 On the Offensive in the South 5.6 Gains and Losses 5.7 The 'Military Question' Again 6. The Test of Battle on Three Fronts 6.1 East Front and Kolchak6.2 South Front and Deniken 6.3 West Front and Yudenich 6.4 East Front and Trotskiy 7. The Decisive Battles7.1 The Central Committee in Charge 7.2 Stalemate at Petrograd 7.3 The Crisis 7.4 Trotskiy at Petrograd7.5 'The Civil War Has Ended in Victory!' 7.6 The Mopping-up 8. Defeat and Victory 8.1 The 'Moment of Victory' 8.2 Pilsudski vs. Tukhachevskiy 8.3 Stalin and Budennyy at Southwest Front 8.4 The General Offensive 8.5 The Vrangel Problem 8.6 Pilsudski's Counteroffensive 8.7 Crises again and a Peace Conference 8.8 Frunze vs. Vrangel 8.9 Recriminations 9. Class War and Military Reform 9.1 NEP and the Military System 9.2 Trotskiy and Unified Military Doctrine 9.3 Trotskiy under Fire 9.4 Frunze to the Fore 9.5 Frunze's Military Reform 9.6 Frunze on Military Doctrine 9.7 Frunze's Red Army 10. The New Order 10.1. Stalin as Custodian of Leninism 10.2 Military Reform Continued 10.3 Strengthening Defensive Capability 10.4 Tukhachevskiy, Triandafilov, and Military Theory10.5 Stalin's War Leadership 10.6 Socialist Development vs. Red Militarism 10.7 Military Correctness in a Political Context 11. The Red Army and the Reichswehr 11.1 General Hans von Seeckt and the Treaty of Versailles 11.2 Rapallo, the Ruhr, and Locarno 11.3 Resurgence in Germany, Disaster in Russia 11.4 Lipetsk, Tomka, and Kama 11.5 Personnel Exchanges 11.6 Industrial and General Staff Collaboration 11.7 Effects of Locarno 11.8 Tours and Maneuvers 11.9 How They Saw Each Other 11.10 Stalin against the German Social Democrats 11.11 Military Collaboration in Full Bloom 11.12 Adolf Hitler in Power 11.13 The Parting 12. The Tukhachevskiy Era 12.1 Technological Reconstruction 12.2 Stalin's Peace Policy 12.3 The Arms Race12.4 Tukhachevskiy at the Fore 12.5 Military Theory in the Tukhachevskiy Era 12.6 The 1936 Maneuvers12.7 Lessons of War 13. Stalin's Military Reform 13.1 Kirov, Kuybyshev, and Tukhachevskiy 13.2 The Military Purge13.3 The Main Military Council 13.4 Technological Reconstruction in the Navy 13.5 Battle at Lake Khasan13.6 Lessons of the Spanish Civil War 13.7 International Crises and the Purge 14. Approaching the 'Second Imperialist War' 14.1 A Somewhat New Course 14.2 The Nomanhan Incident 14.3 The Nazi-Soviet Pact14.4 Japan's About-face 14.5 The 'March of Liberation' 14.6 The Treaty of Friendship 14.7 Command Instability14.8 The Sec