Nikita Khrushchev. 1964. The stenograms of the plenums of IsK KPSS and other documents. The provided unedited documents allow a researcher and a simple reader to recreate the picture of the struggle for the political power. These documents reflect the period of the displacement of Nikita Khrushchev. 2/3 of the documents are published for the first time.

Aerial combat systems of the XXI century - an analytical reference book with its main focus on trends and technology in Russia and the USA.

The book seeks to expose and exam some of the biggest myths of the Great Patriotic War.

In 1940, with the Soviet annexation of Estonia, the Soviet Navy acquired the UK-built submarine Lembit. Under the command of the author, the submarine sank 21 enemy ships.

The author examines the deadly battles on the SW Front form July to September 1941. Part of these campaigns was the attempt to defend and hold Kiev against the advancing German Army. The battle for Kiev ended tragically for the Red Army, as thousands of soldiers were surrounded by the Germans. The book includes more than 300 photos, maps and other illustrations.

The books contains detailed information about all aspects of armed conflict of the Soviet Red Army during World War Two. Includes detailed information on arms, tanks, artillery and more.

This book is the long-awaited sequel to the major military history bestseller of 2005. It is based on numerous interviews with veteran tank crews who experienced the horrors of war alongside their machines. The tank crews share with the reader the soldier's truth about life at the front, the battles they fought, the arduous work of war, the reasons for defeats, and the true price of the Great...

A look at one of the most critical battles of World War Two - Stalingrad.

The author describes his experiences in the biggest tank battles of World War Two from the Kursk campaign to L'vov, the Wisla-Oder and finally the assault on Berlin.

The last years of WWII, the author traces the movements and battles of the Red Army to the gates of Belgrade in the Balkans.