Russia's Army: A History from the Napoleonic Wars to the War in Ukraine
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Format
Hardcover
Pages
223
Language
English
Published
Oct 3, 2023
Publisher
University of Oklahoma Press
ISBN-10
0806193573
ISBN-13
9780806193571
Description
Roger R. Reese explores the intricate history of Russia's military from the Napoleonic Wars through to contemporary conflicts, including the recent turmoil in Ukraine. He provides a comprehensive analysis of how political, social, and economic factors have shaped the evolution of the Russian army over centuries.
Reese delves into the strategic decisions and cultural shifts that have influenced military operations, reflecting on key battles, leadership changes, and technological advancements. His insights reveal how historical legacies resonate in current military tactics and national identity.
The narrative underscores the significance of understanding Russia's past to comprehend its present actions. By examining pivotal moments in military history, the book offers a lens through which readers can grasp the complexities of Russia's ongoing military strategies and its implications for global stability.
Reese delves into the strategic decisions and cultural shifts that have influenced military operations, reflecting on key battles, leadership changes, and technological advancements. His insights reveal how historical legacies resonate in current military tactics and national identity.
The narrative underscores the significance of understanding Russia's past to comprehend its present actions. By examining pivotal moments in military history, the book offers a lens through which readers can grasp the complexities of Russia's ongoing military strategies and its implications for global stability.
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