Civil-Military Relations in the Soviet Union (Articles on Russian and Soviet History, 1500-1991, Vol 12) by Editor-Alexander Dallin - 1992-03-01

New York: Garland Publishing, 1992. Hard Cover. Very Good/No Dust Jacket. 6x1x9. Very good copy with minor shelfwear and mild speckling along upper page edges. Red cloth boards with minor shelfwear.

New York: Garland Publishing. Near Fine with no dust jacket. 1992. Hardcover. 0815305699 . Slight wear. Crisp hardcover.; Collection of articles by Western analysts. "A major task of students of civil-military relations in the Soviet period has been to document and analyze the status of the armed forces and of their commanders both in the conception of decision-makers and in the reality of Soviet organizations. This includes in particular a study of the changing role, over time, of those institutions that were intended by the Communist party to monitor and report on the military, such as the political commisars and of "special sections" in the armed forces. ... A second task has been the identification of the military doctrine and its sources - or rather, both its civilian-Bolshevik "ideological" tenets and its professional-military "technical" components, including the axioms which the younger generation of Soviet commanders were taught and the… Read More

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