謝爾希•浦洛基(Serhii Plokhy)

About the Author

Serhii Plokhy is a distinguished Ukrainian-American historian and professor of Ukrainian history at Harvard University, renowned for his insightful explorations of Eastern European history, particularly the intricate dynamics of Ukraine, Russia, and the Soviet era. With a PhD from the Ukrainian Academy of Sciences, Plokhy has authored numerous acclaimed works that draw on declassified archives to illuminate lesser-known facets of the Cold War and World War II. His scholarship challenges conventional narratives, emphasizing Ukraine's pivotal yet often overlooked role in global events. In '被遺忘的烏克蘭私生子：美軍在蘇聯的祕密基地（KGB檔案中你所不知道的二戰故事） (Traditional Chinese Edition)', Plokhy unveils the clandestine American military bases in the Soviet Union during WWII, revealing surprising stories from KGB files that reshape our understanding of wartime alliances and espionage. A prolific writer and editor, Plokhy continues to influence international discourse on post-Soviet identity and geopolitics through his rigorous, narrative-driven approach to history.