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资料来源：SOVIET CASUALTIES AND COMBAT LOSSES IN THE TWENTIETH CENTURY
Edited by Colonel - General G.F. Krivosheev
October 1997; ISBN 1 - 85367 - 280 - 7
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CONTENT:
This comprehensive technical reference book details Soviet casualties and losses in wars, military actions and conflicts throughout the twentieth century from the 1918 civil war to Afghanistan. The data comes from thousands of separate documents and reports from different archives, examined and compared over a number of years by an expert team of historians in Moscow, whose aim is to shed light on contradictory and often arbitrary claims about the USSR's war losses.
Details are given for four main periods. The first gives Red Army losses from 1918 to 1922, during and after the civil war. The second covers Red Army losses in the period between the two world wars, occurring in the Sino - Soviet conflict of 1929, in the Soviet?CJapanese conflict of 1938 - 39, in the war with Finland in 1939?C40, and in other incidents. The third and largest section of the book presents Soviet losses in the Great Patriotic War, 1941 - 45, giving figures by campaign and strategic operation, in different arms of the service, for officer casualties, for prisoners of war and those missing in action, for the production and loss of arms and equipment, and so on. The last part presents Soviet losses after World War II, such as those in Korea in 1950 - 53, Hungary in 1956, Czechoslovakia in 1968 and Afghanistan up to 1989.
This invaluable reference book has been translated from the Russian original and is now available to western scholars in English for the first time.
KEY POINTS:
• Detailed figures for Soviet casualties and losses
• Accurate data on the subject available in English for the first time
• Based on thousands of documents examined by experts in Moscow
• Placed in context in the Foreword by Professor John Erickson
REVIEWS:
'...Greenhill Books have done a great service by making this monumentally detailed and indispensable work available in English. ... The 111 detailed tables are a source of endless fascination and stimulus for further enquiry.' - Christopher Bellamy, Journal of The Royal United Services Institute.
'...Greenhill Books are to be congratulated for publishing what must be a unique history of all the losses of the Soviet armed forces from 1917 to 1989. It is a real gem for all military historians and students of modern warfare.' - The Information Digest of The Society for Co - operation in Russian and Soviet Studies.
'...This is a book that belongs in every serious research library.' - Rob Cowley, Editor MHQ.
'A remarkable volume ... for specific operations the information is convincing and of unparalleled details ... the value of this book is immense.' - Simon Trew in The Wish Stream: The Journal of the War Studies Department, Royal Military Academy, Sandhurst
'One of the most valuable books to have appeared on the history of the Soviet Union. An extraordinary mass of hitherto unavailable statistics culled from the archives of the former Soviet Union. ... The book also includes analyses of strength figures at various periods, which have themselves been quite elusive. An indispensable reference for anyone with a serious interest in the history of the twentieth century.' - The Newsletter of the NYMAS (USA) reviewing Soviet Casualties and Combat Losses in the Twentieth Century, Edited by G. F. Krivosheev.
'An excellent and detailed reference book ... this very detailed reference work lists the Soviet military casualties and losses in each of the Soviet Union's major wars and minor involvements ... this is a very significant work and a worthwhile book in the library of any reader of military history, particularly those interested in World War II.' - Command (USA) reviewing Soviet Casualties and Combat Losses in the Twentieth Century