Nazism in defeat
Ukraine – what you’re not told
The Great Patriotic War
The war where the army of the workers, the Soviet Red Army, defeated the Nazi beast and chased it back to its lair.
The life story of Marshal Voroshilov, Geoffrey Trease, Pilot Press, London, n.d., 1940?, 92 pages.
Must the War Spread, DN Pritt, Penguin, London, 1940, 256 pages.
The Soviets expected it, Anna Louise Strong, Dial Press, New York, 1941, 279 pages.
Comrade Genia, the story of a victim of German bestiality in Russia, told by herself, with an introduction by Ronald Scarfe, this is a documentary of the rape of a young schoolmistress – no of an entire Russian village – by the Germans, August 1941, Nicolson and Watson, London, 1941, 128 pages.
Red Army Songs, Workers’ Music Association, London, 1942, 25 pages.
Russia’s Enemies in Britain, Reginald Bishop, Russia Today, Lawrence and Wishart, London, 1942, 64 pages.
The Red Fleet and the Royal Navy, Mairin Mitchell, Hodder and Stoughton, London, 1942, 98 pages.
Soviet Leaders – Timoshenko, Ivor Montagu, CPGB, London, 1942, 15 pages.
Soviet Leaders – Voroshilov, Ivor Montagu, CPGB, London, 1942, 16 pages.
Strategy and Tactics of the Soviet German War, by officers of the Red Army and Soviet War Correspondents, Soviet War News, Hutchinson, London, 1942, 148 pages.
The Soviet Fighting Forces, Major AS Hooper, Frederick Muller, London, 1942, 64 pages.
The Patriotic War of the Soviet People against the German invaders, M Kalinin, FLPH, Moscow, 1942, 32 pages.
Letter from Governor Shicai Sheng to Comrades Stalin, Molotov and Voroshilov, May 10 1942, 19 pages.
Soviet War News Weekly, No 1, January 22, 1942, reprint 1982, Soviet News, London, 1982, 8 pages.
‘We made a mistake .. ‘ Hitler, Russia’s amazing defence, Lucien Zacharoff, Bodley Head, London, 1942, 156 pages.
Soviet Jews at War, H Levy, Russia Today, London, April 1943, 31 pages.
The Defence of Leningrad, eye-witness accounts of the siege, Nikolai Tikhonov and others, Hutchison, London, 1943, 136 pages.
German Foreign Office Documents. German Policy in Turkey, 1941-1943, Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the USSR, archives division, FLPH, Moscow, 1943, 127 pages.
Documents and materials relating to the eve of the Second World War, Volume 1, November 1937-1938, from the archives of the German Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Ministry of the Foreign Affairs of the USSR, FLPH, 1948, 314 pages.
Falsifiers of History – An historical document on the origins of World War II, with an introduction by Frederick Schuman, Committee for Promotion of Peace, New York, 1948, 64 pages.
The Underground Committee carries on, Alexei Fyodorov, FLPH, Moscow, 1952, 518 pages.
World War Two, a politico-military survey, G Deborin, Progress, Moscow, n.d., 1960s?, 560 pages.
British Foreign Policy during World War II, 1939-1945, V Trukhanovsky, Progress, Moscow, 1970, 494 pages.
Great Patriotic War of Soviet Union, 1941-1945, a general outline, Progress Publishers, Moscow, 1974, 468 pages.
The Battle on the Kursk Salient – 1943, Boris Solovyov, Novosti Press Agency, Moscow, 1979, 64 pages.
The German-Soviet Non-aggression Pact of 1939, Bill Bland, presented to the Stalin Society in London in February 1990, 14 pages.
Armoured Trains of the Soviet Union 1917-1945, Wilfried Kopenhagen, Schiffer Publishing, Atglen, 1996, 50 pages.
Heroes of the Soviet Union 1941–45, Henry Sakaida, illustrations by Christa Hook, Osprey Publishing, Oxford, 2004, 64 pages.
Heroines of the Soviet Union 1941-45, Henry Sakaida, illustrations by Christa Hook, Osprey Publishing, Oxford, n.d., 2004?, 64 pages.
The Stalin and Molotov lines, Soviet western defences 1928-41, Neil Short, illustrations by Adam Hook, Osprey Publishing, Oxford, 2008, 64 pages.
The Mystery of the Katyn Massacre, the Evidence, the Solution, Grover Furr, Erythros Press and Media, Kettering, 2018, 268 pages.
The Katyn Massacre, a re-examination in the light of recent evidence, Grover Furr, Cultural Logic: Marxist Theory and Practice, Volume 24, 2020, pp37-49, 13 pages.
See also some of the speeches, statement and articles by MI Molotov in the page on the Writings of the Soviet Leadership as well as the speeches and articles by Comrade Stalin.
Ukraine – what you’re not told
