In the summer of 1941, the Germans received a shock when they first encountered the T-34. Calling it a 'wonder' weapon, they even contemplated copy its design, which had advantages over the Germans in armor, firepower and maneuverability.

Pressrun: 200 copies.

This book, for the first time in the national historiography, offers a complex analysis of the stages of the birth and formation of military blocs in Europe. A process driven by the superpowers and resulting in the creation of military-political organizations supporting a bi-polar world and leading to the total confrontation of the Cold War.

A look at tank warfare during WWII.

The book seeks to examine the secrets of the beginnings of WWII, about which historians and eyewitnesses have argued for over 60 years.

Not just an account of the battle of Stalingrad - but the memoirs of the the Soviet Marshal behind the victory and defeat of German forces under the commands of Manstein and Van Paulus. Includes additional materials from the personal family archives of Marshal Eremenko, materials previously unpublished.

Translated from the German. An eyewitness account from a German war correspondent.