The Soviets at War. 1939–1949
The Soviets at War. 1939–1949

The Soviets at War. 1939–1949

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Over ten years, between 1939 and 1949, the USSR moved from isolated nation to superpower on equal footing with the United States. For its leaders, the Second World War was marked by a spirit of sacrifice and heroism. For the people, this period meant great catastrophes: the Shoah, the famine of 1946–1947, and civil war in Ukraine and the Baltic states.

This "Great Patriotic War", which Stalin and his successors set out to glorify, claimed more than 26 million victims. In this sweeping historical fresco, Alexandre Sumpf revisits every aspect of the conflict, tracing the military events while seeking to understand this decade of war through those who lived it, from the Supreme Soviet to the ravines of Babyn Yar. A monumental and unparalleled work, drawing on numerous testimonies and previously unpublished archives.

 

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Author 1
Alexandre Sumpf
Publication date
September 2025
Pages
624
Cover
Paperback
Format
15x21
Language
French
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