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Ice-breaker: who started the Second World War?

Viktor Suvorov, Thomas B. Beattie

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A historian, the Soviet defector Victor Suvorov tells the story of World War II as started not by Hitler, but by Stalin. He contends that Russia's part in starting the war was very much greater and much more sinister than has hitherto been assumed.

Categories:

History - Military History

Year:

1990

Publisher:

Viking Pr

Language:

english

Pages:

331

ISBN 10:

0241126223

ISBN 13:

9780241126226

File:

PDF, 2.16 MB

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english, 1990

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