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Robert V. Barylski, The Soldier in Russian Politics. New Brunswick: Transaction, 1998. Pp.xii + 510, biblio., index. $59.95. ISBN 1–5600–0335–9.
M. A. Gareev, Marshal Zhukov: Velichie i unikal'nost’ polkovodcheskogo iskusstva [Marshal Zhukov: The grandeur and uniqueness of a military leader's skill]. Moscow and Ufa: Vostochnyi universitet [Eastern University], 1996. Pp.318, footnotes, 8 illus., 8 maps, 1 chart, no index. NP. ISBN 5–87865–109–2.
V. A. Nevezhin, Sindrom nastupatel'noi voiny: Sovetskaia propaganda v preddverii ‘sviashchennykh boev, 1939–1941 gg. [The syndrome of offensive war: Soviet propaganda of the threshold of the ‘sacred battles’, 1939–1945.] Moscow: ‘AIRO‐XX; 1997. Pp.288, Foreword by B. Bonvech, introduction, biblio., index. NP. ISBN 5–88735–038–5.
Dmitriy Loza, Fighting for the Soviet Motherland: Recollections from the Eastern Front. Edited and translated by James F. Gebhardt, Lincoln, Nebraska and London: U. of Nebraska Press, 1998. Pp. 271, translator's foreword, author's intro. 2 illus., 6 maps, 4 app., notes, index. $45 (US); £42.75 (UK). ISBSN 0–8032–2929–1.
Aleksander A. Maslov, Fallen Soviet Generals: Soviet General Officers Killed in Battle, 1941–1945. Translated and edited by David M. Glantz. London and Portland, Oregon: Frank Cass, 1998. Pp.xxvi+285, 51 photos, 15 tables, index (including units). £37.50/$54.50 (cloth); £17.50/$24.50 (paper). ISBN 0–7146–4790‐X and ‐4346–7.