Tsentral'nyi' gosudarstvennyi' arkhiv Sovetskoi' armii (s iiunia 1992 g. Rossii'skii' gosudarstvennyi' voennyi' arkhiv). V dvukh tomakh. Tom 2. Putevoditel'. 1993
Title
Tsentral'nyi' gosudarstvennyi' arkhiv Sovetskoi' armii (s iiunia 1992 g. Rossii'skii' gosudarstvennyi' voennyi' arkhiv). V dvukh tomakh. Tom 2. Putevoditel'. 1993
Year published
1993
Annotation
The Russian State Military Archive contains some of the most important and sensitive documents relating to the early history of the Soviet state. Its holdings - some 2,000,000 documents in almost 33,000 record groups - document the years 1917 through 1941 for the Soviet military. This turbulent and profoundly interesting era saw numerous events that shaped the future of the USSA and the world: the end of World War I; the Soviet civil war and Allied intervention; nationalist uprisings on the Soviet periphery; the great debates about Soviet military doctrine and military reform in the 1920s; the technical transformation of the Red Army into one of the world's most formidable military powers; the Grate Purges; and the frantic initial years of World War II.
