It offers rare insights into the high-level decision-making at the Stavka (Soviet High Command) and his complex, often tense relationship with Joseph Stalin.
is the unredacted memoir of the Soviet Union's most prominent military commander of World War II, edited and translated by Professor Geoffrey Roberts . It provides a first-hand account of the Eastern Front from the perspective of the man who led the Red Army to Berlin. Key Biographical & Historical Content Marshal of Victory: The Autobiography of Genera...
Later editions include restored accounts of the 1953–1957 period, covering his role in Beria's arrest and his eventual demotion by Stalin and later Khrushchev. Significance and Publication History Marshal of Victory - Casemate Publishers US It offers rare insights into the high-level decision-making