From Peace to War: Germany, Soviet Russia, and the World, 1939-1941Bernd Wegner Part I: The Period of Soviet-German Partnership. 1. Schramm, G.: Basic Features of German Ostpolitik, 1918-1939. 2. Fleischhauer, I.: Soviet Foreign Policy and the Origins of the Hitler-Stalin Pact. 3. Szarota, T.: Poland under German Occupation, 1939-1941: A Comparative Survey. 4. Gross, J.T.: Sovietisation of Poland's Eastern Territories. 5. Myllyniemi, S.: Consequences of the Hitler-Stalin Pact for the Baltic Republics and Finland. 6. Ziedler, M.: German-Soviet Economic Relations during the Hitler-Stalin Pact. Part II: Operation "Barbarossa": Political Preconditions, Strategic Planning, and Military Consequences. 7. Förster, J.: Hitler Turns East - German War Policy in 1940 and 1941. 8. Kroener, B.R.: The "Frozen Blitzkrieg": German Strategic Planning against the Soviet Union and the Causes of Its Failure. 9. Lakowski, R.: Between Professionalism and Nazism: The Wehrmacht on the Eve of Its Invasion of the USSR. 10. Hillgruber, A.: The German Military Leaders' View of Russia prior to the Attack on the Soviet Union. 11. Wegner-Korfes, S.: Ambassador Count Schulenburg and the Preparations for "Barbarossa". 12. Schüler, K.: The Eastern Campaign As a Transportation and Supply Problem. 13. Arazi, D.: Sigint and "Blitzkrieg": German Military Radio Intelligence in Operation "Barbarossa". Part III: Politics and Experience of the War of Annihilation. 14. Umbreit, H.: Structures of German Occupation Policy during the Initial Phase of the German-Soviet War. 15. Longerich, P.: From Mass Murder to the "Final Solution": The Shooting of Jewish Civilians during the First Months of the Eastern Campaign within the Context of Nazi Jewish Genocide. 16. Birn, R.B.: Two Kinds of Reality? Case Studies on Anti-Partisan Warfare during the Eastern Campaign. 17. Streim, A.: International Law and Soviet Prisoners of War. 18. Schröder, H.J.: German Soldiers' Experiences during the Initial Phase of the Russian Campaign. |
Contents
Soviet Foreign Policy and the Origins of | 2 |
Basic Features of German Ostpolitik 19181939 | 17 |
11 | 39 |
Sovietisation of Polands Eastern Territories | 69 |
Consequences of the HitlerStalin Pact for | 79 |
GermanSoviet Economic Relations during | 95 |
Operation Barbarossa Political Preconditions | 113 |
German Strategic Planning against | 135 |
Survival Cohesion and Brutality | 325 |
Stalin and Hitlers Attack on the Soviet Union | 343 |
The Soviet Unions Offensive Preparations in 1941 | 361 |
The Soviet Armed Forces on the Eve of the Great | 381 |
The Purge of the Military and the Red Armys | 395 |
The Red Army during the Initial Phase of the Great | 415 |
The Soviet Response 1941 | 431 |
The Deportation of the German Minority in the | 449 |
The Wehrmacht on | 151 |
The German Military Leaders View of Russia prior to the | 169 |
Ambassador Count Schulenburg and the Preparations for | 187 |
The Eastern Campaign As a Transportation and | 205 |
German Military Radio Intelligence | 223 |
Structures of German Occupation Policy during the | 239 |
The Shooting of | 253 |
Two Kinds of Reality? Case Studies on AntiPartisan | 277 |
International Law and Soviet Prisoners of War | 293 |
German Soldiers Experiences during the Initial Phase | 309 |
Stalin As Supreme Commander | 463 |
Germany and the Soviet Union | 479 |
Italy between Germany | 499 |
Germany and the Finnish Separate War against the | 525 |
Japan and the GermanSoviet War 1941 | 541 |
Great Britain and the German Attack on the Soviet Union | 579 |
Operation Barbarossa and Switzerland | 593 |
Germanys Strategic Dilemma | 611 |
Contributors | 628 |
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