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partition of, 108 tanks in, 154–155
security pale in, 164 strategic importance to Germany, 155–156
Soviet attack on, 205–206 surrender of Bessarabia by, 145
Soviet demand for corridor through, 107 Roosevelt, Franklin D., 203
Soviet-German War and, 254–255 Rossi, Jacques, 24
Soviet invasion of, 8–9 Rote Fahne, Die ( e Red Banner), 4
Tukhachevski in, 84–85 Rudel, Hans-Ulrich, 251–252
Polesye swamps, 188–189, 230 Rudenko, Roman, 285
Polikarpov, Nikolay, 26, 61 Rundstedt, Karl Gerd von, 250
Polish Soviet Socialist Republic, 9 Russia. See also Soviet Union
Poluboyarov, P. P., 212 internal passports in, 101
Ponedelin, P. G., 185, 199 strikes in, 10
Ponomarenko, P. K., 170 war reparations to Germany, 3
Potapov, M. I., 223 winter weather in, 263–265
PPSh submachine gun, 62 Russian civil war
Price, Alfred, 70 forced snitching in, 83
Primakov, 93 hostage taking in, 84
Project Ivanov, 60 military history of, 93
propaganda partisan action in, 168
censorship as element of, 116 Trotsky in, 178–179
on Russian winter, 263 Tukhachevski in, 82
on Soviet unpreparedness, 257–259 Russian-German phrase book, 257–258
Proskurov, Ivan, 132 Russian Revolution, 2–3
Pstygo, Ivan, 60 Rychagov, P. V., 38, 77, 185
PT-1 amphibious tank, 56
Purkaev, M. A., 78, 276 S-47 transport aircraft, 129
Pushkin, Anatoly, 59 Sandalov, L.M., 165, 211, 215, 222
Pussep, E., 33 Sanjurjo, José, 98
Pz-I tank, 53, 117 Schellenberg, Walther, 94
Pz-IVA tank, 41 Schulenburg, Friedrich von der, 108, 202, 203, 218
2nd Far Eastern Front, 271
Radek, Karl, 12, 13, 93 2nd Shock Army, 229
railroad artillery, 147 Second Strategic Echelon of the Red Army, 48, 213–
railroad brigades, 166 214, 222–227, 231
railroads, 130 security classification system, 208, 213
in Far East campaign, 270 security pale. See also fortified regions
narrow vs. broad gauge, 157, 270 defined, 138–139, 164
in offensive mobilization, 215 Finnish, 165
in Soviet security pale, 166 partisan units in, 169
Rakutin, Constantin, 226 Polish, 164
Ramm, Karl, 246 railroad construction in, 166
Raubal, Geli, x Soviet, 164–165
Rendulic, Lotar, 142, 241 Seidl, Alfred, 282–284
reserve call-up, 125–126 Serebrianikov, V. V., 86
Results of World War II, 132 17th Rifle Corps, 256–257
Ribbentrop, Joachim von, 218–219, 283, 285 72nd Mountain Rifle Division, 200
riverine military flotillas, 190–195 Shang Yang, 92
road construction in security pale, 166–167 Shaposhnikov, B. M., 38, 123, 256
rocket artillery systems, 58–59 Shaposhnikov, Y. N., 121
Rodimtsev, A. I., 48, 73, 74, 75 Shavrov, V. B., 32, 35, 60, 69
Roehm, Ernst, 14 Shchyadenko, E. A., 96
Rokossovsky, K. K., 19, 95, 134, 209, 265 sheep farming analysis, 248–249
Romania Shekunov, E., 35
military flotilla in attack on, 192 shipbuilding industry, 127–128
oil fields in, 153, 154–155 ShKAS machine gun, 64–65
oil supplied to Germany, 158–159 Shmidt, D., 93
Soviet-German War and, 254 Shtemenko, S. M., 213
Soviet invasion of Shumikhin, V., 32
consequences of, 156 Siberian military district, 225, 226
Hitler on, 157 Siegfried Line, 177
