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The Eastern Front

The Eastern Front is a five-volume non-fiction sequence about the Soviet–German war and its wider northern setting. It begins with the Winter War and a broad history of the Soviet Union in the Second World War before turning to Stalingrad, Leningrad and partisan warfare.

The numbered order moves from strategic background to decisive campaigns and irregular resistance. The series combines military operations with occupation, civilian survival, intelligence and the political systems directing the war.

Reading order

Books in this series (5 books)

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1. The Winter War

Captivating History

4.2(198)

The Winter War is an accessible non-fiction account of the Russo-finnish War Between Finland and the Soviet Union. It establishes the causes, chronology and principal phases of the conflict while explaining the political aims and military resources of the opposing sides. The book places campaigns and…

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2. Soviet Union in World War 2

Captivating History

4.3(115)

Soviet Union in World War 2 is an accessible non-fiction account of life in the Soviet Union and Some of the Main Events on the Eastern Front Such as the Battle of Stalingrad, Battle of Kursk, and Siege of Leningrad. It establishes the causes, chronology and…

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3. Stalingrad

Captivating History

4.2(151)

Stalingrad is an accessible survey of the Battle of Stalingrad and Its Impact on World War II. It introduces the principal chronology, institutions and turning points while locating the subject within its regional and international setting. The book connects political and military developments with social, economic,…

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4. Leningrad

Captivating History

4.2(70)

Leningrad is an accessible survey of the Siege of Leningrad and Its Impact on World War II and the Soviet Union. It introduces the principal chronology, institutions and turning points while locating the subject within its regional and international setting. The book connects political and military…