Operation
Barbarossa
Volume I – The Project Concepts and General Structure, and Analysing Weapon System Effectiveness.
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David Glantz, Editor in Chief, Journal of Slavic Military Studies
Operation
Barbarossa
Volume IIA – The German Forces, Mobilisation and War Economy: June to December 1941
(Part I)
(Part I)
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Operation
Barbarossa
Volume IIB – The German Forces, Mobilisation and War Economy: June to December 1941
(Part II)
(Part II)
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Christer Bergström, author of Operation Barbarossa 1941: Hitler against Stalin, and Black Cross/Red Star: the Air War over the Eastern Front
Operation
Barbarossa
Volume IIIA – The Soviet Forces, Mobilisation and War Economy: June to December 1941 (Part I)
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Steven Zaloga ; Journal of Slavic Military Studies
Operation
Barbarossa
Volume IIIB – The Soviet Forces, Mobilisation and War Economy: June to December 1941 (Part 2)
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Dr. Craig W.H. Luther, author of Barbarossa Unleashed