Russia's War

This book offers the reader a decent and non-bias account of Russia's wartime effort during the Second World War. Although not as detailed as John Erickson's two volume account of the Soviet military effort its a lot more easier to understand and follow. Also you aren't left with the impression that the book was full of Russian propaganda. It tells the story as it really was, showing both the good and the bad side of the Russian leadership and its role in trying to stem the German onslaught into Mother Russia. I think that we tend to forget the effort and loss of life that Russia bore during WW2 although the author does not dismiss the West's aid to Russia during the War. The book offers a nice balance between two the camps (East & West).It was a nice compliment to the TV series which is currently showing in Australia. Well worth the time to sit down and read.

This is an invaluable one-volume history of the worst front in the worst war in history. if you think WWII was on on the beaches of Normandy, read this.

As an author of books on the Second World War, I desire to learn more about the war. This book tells the enormous struggle that characterizes the war in the Soviet Union.

Good book, well written and seemed to be thorough. Interesting to find out what the allies were actually doing in WWII.

Very good quality of book. Delivered quickly and as specified.