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David M. Glantz, Stumbling Colossus. The Red Army on the Eve of World War. University Press of Kansas, 1998, ISBN 0-7006-0879-6
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This book continues the essential process of examining the circumstances surrounding the outbreak of the Soviet-German war by objectively studying the readiness state of the Red Army in summer 1941 on the basis of Soviet and German archival materials.
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As interesting, sensational, and salable as this new theory is, the ultimate question for any responsible historian must be, "To what extent is the new theory correct?" Most who support the theory of preemptive war assume that the Red Army was both powerful and ready for war in 1941. That assumption underlies their descriptions of Stalin's subsequent political, diplomatic, and military actions prior to the outbreak of war. This volume exploits both German and Soviet archival evidence to question that vital assumption, which, following the evidence, this book finds to be totally unfounded.
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David M.Glantz, ed. The Initial Period of War on the Eastern Front: 22 June - August 1941, London, Frank Cass, 1993.
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The rippling disruptive effects of Rezun's work can already be seen in continental Europe and, in particular, in the German and Russian historical community. Prominent German historians have embraced his theses, and the ensuing personal and legal arguments have torn the German historical community and venerable historical institutions apart. Even post-Soviet Russia has yielded fertile soil for Rezun's brand of revisionism. A new
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List of Maps and Illustrations
Preface
"List of Abbreviations
ONE. RED ARMY FORCES
Size and Configuration
Actual Force Generation and Mobilization
Statistical Data
TWO. COMMAND AND CONTROL AND COMMAND PERSONNEL
The Continuing Purges
Command Cadre and Training
Key Command and Staff Personnel
Statistical Data
THREE. THE SOVIET SOLDIER
Stereotypes
Sources
The Evolving Official Image
The Emerging Human Dimension
FOUR. STRATEGIC DEPLOYMENT PLANNING AND MOBILIZATION
War and Strategic Deployment Planning on the Eve of War
Mobilization Planning
Mobilization and Strategic Deployment Prior to 22 June 1941
Statistical Data
FIVE. COMBAT READINESS: GROUND COMBAT FORCES
Ground Forces
Rifle Forces
Mechanized Forces
Cavalry
Airborne Forces (Air Assault)
Fortified Regions
Statistical Data
SIX. COMBAT READINESS: COMBAT SUPPORT AND REAR SERVICE FORCES
Artillery
Engineers
Signal Forces
Air Defense
Border Guards and NKVD Forces
Rear Services
Statistical Data
SEVEN. AIR FORCES
Structure, Equipment, and Command and Control
Personnel and Unit Training and Tactics
Readiness for War
Readiness in Practice
Statistical Data
EIGHT. STAVKA AND STRATEGIC RESERVES
Initial Reserves (June to 15 July 1941)
Subsequent Reserves (15 July to August 1941)
Mechanized Reserves
Support Forces
Statistical Data
NINE. RED ARMY INTELLIGENCE ON THE EVE OF WAR
Warning of War
On the Eve of Barbarossa
judgments on Soviet Intelligence in June 1941
Conclusions
Appendix A. Red Army Order of Battle, 22 June to I August 1941
Appendix B. Red Army 1941 Defense Plans
Appendix C. An Opponent's View: German Intelligence Assessments
Appendix D. Correlation of Forces on the German-Soviet Front
Notes
Bibliographical Essay and Selective Bibliography
Index
Maps and illustrations
MAPS
1. Field Forces in the Western Theater, June 1941
2. Soviet Mobilization, June to December 1941
3. The Shaposhnikov Plan, November 1938: Variant 1
4. The Shaposhnikov Plan, November 1938: Variant 2
5. The July 1940 Strategic Plan
7. The October 1940 Strategic Plan
8. Mechanized Corps Dispositions, 22 June 1941
9. Fortified Regions on the Soviet Western Frontiers, June 1941
ILLUSTRATIONS
