The Red Army, 1918-1941: From Vanguard of World Revolution to US Ally (Strategy and History)
Earl F. Ziemke examines the Red Army between 1918 and 1941, following its evolution from the vanguard of world revolution to an ally of the United States. This study offers historical perspective on the changing political and military role of one of the twentieth century’s most significant armed forces.
About This Book
The Red Army, 1918–1941 examines a formative period in the history of the Soviet military.
Its focus is the army’s changing role, from an instrument associated with world revolution to a force aligned with the United States.
Spanning the years 1918 through 1941, the book places military development within a broader political and historical context.
Written by Earl F. Ziemke, this volume is part of the Strategy and History series.
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