Red Assault

Discover the riveting history of Soviet military strategy in "Red Assault" by Vladimir Kotelnikov. Published in 2019, this compelling book delves into the 1930s when the Red Army Command adopted an aggressive offensive doctrine aimed at achieving swift and decisive victories on foreign soil. With insight into the strategic elements reminiscent of Blitzkrieg tactics, Kotelnikov explores how higher-ranking commanders, many trained at the German General Headquarters Academy, influenced these approaches. The narrative uncovers the innovative use of aerial assaults, with large bombers targeting critical enemy installations deep within their territories. Spanning 344 pages, "Red Assault" offers readers a well-researched and engaging look at the military ambitions of the Soviet Union, making it an essential read for history enthusiasts and military aficionados alike. Don't miss the opportunity to deepen your understanding of this fascinating period in history!