Authors: Vasily Grossman
Red Army
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Fronts
1st Belorussian
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2nd Belorussian
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Bryansk Front
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Central
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1st Ukrainian
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‘Steppe Front’
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Armies
4th
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7th
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8th
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11th
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16th
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18th
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26th
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28th
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38th
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48th
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61st
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62nd (later 8th Guards Army)
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65th
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Guards Armies
1st
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8th (formerly 62nd Army)
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24th
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66th
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Shock Armies
3rd
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Tank Armies
5th
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6th
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1st Guards
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3rd Guards
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5th Guards
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Corps
II Guards Cavalry
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III Guards Cavalry
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I Guards Mechanised
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LXI Guards Rifle
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XI Guards Tank
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IV Mechanised
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IX Mechanised
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IX Rifle
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divisions
5th Guards
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6th Guards
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13th Guards
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50th Guards
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75th Guards
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79th Guards
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45th
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74th
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87th
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94th
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95th
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100th
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112th
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42nd Aviation
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Brigades
149th
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47th Guards Tank
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4th Tank
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11th Tank
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Regiments
103rd Aviation Fighter
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207th Aviation
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7th Guards Howitzer Artillery
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395th Rifle
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Redkin (photo-journalist)
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Reichenau, Field Marshal Walther von
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Reuters bureau
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Richthofen, General Wolfram von
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ROA
see
Russian Liberation Army
Rodimtsev, General Aleksandr Ilyich: commands
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th Guards Rifle Division
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; and Chuikov
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; with Grossman presents gifts to ‘most courageous women’
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; lacks modesty
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, defends Grossman
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Roitman, Khaim
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Rokossovsky, Marshal Konstanin Konstantinovich
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Romanenko, General
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Romania/Romanians
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Armies
First
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Romanov, Corporal
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Romanov (sniper)
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Roslavl
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Rosly, Lieutenant General I.P.
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Rubinchik (violinist)
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Rud, Nurse
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Rumkowsky, Mordechai Chaim
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Rundstedt, Field Marshal Gerd von
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Russian Liberation Army (ROA)
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Russiyanov, General I.N.
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Ryaboshtan (soldier)
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Ryasentsev, OBKOM Secretary
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Ryumkin (photographer)
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Sakharov, Andrei
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Salomatin, Lieutenant (pilot)
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Samotorkin (
politruk
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Sarayev, Colonel
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Sarkisyan, Captain
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Savinov (soldier)
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Schmidt (Treblinka guard)
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Schwandt,
Bauerführer
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Schwarz (Treblinka guard)
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Sedov, Mikhail Stepanovich
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Serge, Victor (Viktor Kibalchich)
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Serova, Valentina
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Servernyi Donets
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Sevsk
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Shalygin, Major Nikolai Vladimirovich
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Shapiro, Henry
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Sharapovich, Major
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Shcherbakov, Aleksandr
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Shcherbina, Commissar
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Sherishevsky (on Warsaw committee)
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Shevernozhuk, Colonel
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Shimeliovich, Boris
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Shkapskaya, M.M.
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Shlyapin, Brigade Commissar Nikolai Alekseevich
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Sholokhov, Mikhail Aleksandrovich
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Shtemenko, General Sergei M.
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Shturmovik ground-attack aircraft
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Shuba, Colonel
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Shuklin (artillerist)
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Sicily, Anglo-American invasion of
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Simon, Aisenshtadt
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Simonov, Konstantin
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Days and Nights
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‘Wait for Me’
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Sivokon (soldier)
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Skakun, Senior Lieutenant
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Skvortsov, Signaller
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Slavin, Lev
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smertniks
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Smirnov, Sergeant
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snipers
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Snitser, Divisional Commissar Serafim
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Sobibor death camp
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Solodkikh (sniper)
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Solzhenitsyn, Aleksandr
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Cancer Ward
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One Day in the Life of Ivan
Denisovich
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Sorge, Richard
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Spanish Civil War
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Spiller, Professor Roger
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Spiridonov, Corporal
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SS
see
Waffen SS
Stalin, Josef: literary tastes
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; and Gorky
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; agricultural policies as cause of famines (1932)
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; checks
Krasnaya Zvezda
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; dislikes Grossman
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; unprepared for German invasion
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; refuses to face up to German encirclement of Kiev
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; fails to authorise withdrawal from Bryansk Front
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; orders airlift of brigades to Orel
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; finally convinced of Japanese plan to attack USA
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; launches general offensive
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; recognises Orthodox Church
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; convinced that Hitler will attack Moscow
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; and naming of Stalingrad
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; panics as Germans near Stalingrad
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; issues Order No. 227, (‘Not One Step Back’)
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; and defence of Stalingrad
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; denounces Russian civilians employed by Germans as traitors
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; deletes Grossman’s name from Stalin Prize list (1942)
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; military blunders
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; issues decree downgrading commissars
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; anti-Semitic
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,
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; launches offensive (1943)
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; plans Operation Bagration
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; and Warsaw uprising
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; spurs on Red Army advance
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; fears Americans will reach Berlin first
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; and Zhdanov
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; death
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; denounced by Khrushchev (1956)
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Stalin, Svetlana
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Stalin, Vasily
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Stalingrad: German advance on
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.; Russian defence of
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; and Chuikov’s ‘Academy of Street-Fighting’
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; and Volga crossings
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; and German October offensive
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; and encirclement of German army
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; and freezing of the Volga
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; after the battle
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