The Evolution of the Soviet General Staff, 1917-1941 |
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INTRODUCTION | 1 |
THE GENERAL STAFF AND THE CIVIL WAR | 29 |
THE BEGINNING OF CONSOLIDATION | 89 |
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appointed armed forces B. M. Shaposhnikov became Bonch-Bruevich central apparatus central military apparatus Cheka Chief of Staff Civil Combat Training Commissar deep operations defense Department direct discussed Erickson ex-tsarist officers ex-tsarist specialists faculty field commanders Field Staff formulation front Frunze Frunze Academy Frunze's functions G. K. Zhukov German General Staff Ibid important Isserson krasnoi armii Kulikov large number leadership M. V. Frunze Main Administration Main Staff major Meretskov Military Affairs Military Commissariat military district military doctrine military institutions military policy military system mobilization plans Moscow Nauka operations planning Operod organizational Party personnel political Politizdat purge Red Army Staff responsibility Revvoensovet RKKA role Russian senior Soviet General Staff Soviet military Soviet officers Soviet staff Staff Academy Staff officers staff organizations staff system Stalin Stavka strategic structure Svechin tactical tasks troop staffs Trotsky Truppenamt tsarist Tukhachevsky Vasilevskii Vatsetis Voenizdat Voennaia Voenno-istoricheskii zhurnal voennogo Voina i revoliutsiia writers Zhukov