Anybody happen to read this one?
http://www.quikmaneuvers.com/red_army_tactics.html
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Text seems to be bit on the emotional side to be a research. I wonder if the rest of the text goes on like that...
I wonder if that
http://www.quikmaneuvers.com/red_army_tactics.html
description of book said:It accurately depicts common soviet soldiers as a drunk, hate-filled,
murderous group looking over their shoulders at soviet secret police units
ready to kill them if they showed any sign of hesitation. Most of the glorious
breakthroughs of the Red Army in World War II were obtained by the
sacrifice of hundreds of suicide penal battalions, forced to attack into the jaws
of certain death by NKVD blocking troops. Red Army Tactics is a surprising
book, filled with information available nowhere else.
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Red Army Tactics The Book said:The communist regime, being a totally heartless and evil tyranny, was used to murdering millions of human beings. A few hundred thousand dead penal battalion inmates were of no concern to Russia's gangster ruling elite. Kept under heavy guard in assembly areas near the front, penal units were brought forward and issued weapons moments before they were ordered: "... Advance to attack! ..." Then their machine-gun-armed NKVD guard companies would herd them into the teeth of German fire. "...They often attacked through minefields as 'tramplers,' whose bodies by the score marked the passage of the Red Army through a field...In most Soviet attacks, several penal battalions were completely wiped out..."The prominent Russian military historian Dmitry Volkogonov obtained classified information from Russian state military archives verifying that over 120,000 Soviet soldiers were sentenced to capital punishment and another 800,000 were ordered to penal battalions. In fact, nearly two million Red Army combatants were thus murdered by “their own” Soviet NKVD units during 1941-45.”
Text seems to be bit on the emotional side to be a research. I wonder if the rest of the text goes on like that...
I wonder if that
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