After the good war
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"In June 1941, the Red Army was in a state of hidden deployment. On the basis of departments and troops of internal districts armies of the reserve of the Central Committee were formed, these armies were loaded into echelons and with observance of the strictest measures of secrecy moved to the border of the rivers Western Dvina and Dnieper. The so-called deep divisions, i.e. the second echelons of the troops of the border districts, were moving westward by short night passages. Under the guise of "training camps" 800 thousand reservists were called up. Mechanized corps leave the places of permanent deployment and move to the concentration areas camouflaged in the forests...".
"The documents confirm the statements contained in the memoirs of Marshal Zhukov and other top Soviet military commanders that in the spring of '41 the General Staff worked, "losing count of nights and days", for 18 hours a day. If not more. The time of sending telegrams at two, three, four o'clock in the morning is found everywhere...". Mark Solonin
"The documents confirm the statements contained in the memoirs of Marshal Zhukov and other top Soviet military commanders that in the spring of '41 the General Staff worked, "losing count of nights and days", for 18 hours a day. If not more. The time of sending telegrams at two, three, four o'clock in the morning is found everywhere...". Mark Solonin
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