Georgi Konstantinowitsch Schukow Books

Covers Zhukov's rise from peasant boy to Marshal of the Soviet Union Detailed inside view of the operations of Stalin's high command throughout the Second World War Zhukov's own insights into the major battles fought on the Eastern Front

Georgy Zhukov's memoirs provide an intimate look at his formative years, detailing his peasant upbringing and early military career before the war. The narrative explores his pivotal role in shaping the Soviet military strategy during the initial stages of World War II, highlighting his influence as chief of staff of the Red Army and deputy supreme commander under Stalin. This volume sets the stage for understanding the complexities of his character and the significant impact he had on the Eastern Front.

The memoirs detail the harrowing defense of Moscow during the winter of 1941, showcasing the challenges faced by Soviet forces. As the narrative unfolds, it covers over three years of intense conflict, providing insights into military strategies, personal experiences, and the resilience of soldiers. Zhukov's reflections offer a unique perspective on pivotal moments in World War II, highlighting both the hardships and triumphs of the Soviet Union during this critical period.