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Title
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Tsentral'nyi' gosudarstvennyi' arkhiv Sovetskoi' armii (s iiunia 1992 g. Rossii'skii' gosudarstvennyi' voennyi' arkhiv). V dvukh tomakh. Tom 2. Putevoditel'. 1993
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Year published
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1993
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Annotation
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The Russian State Military Archive contains some of the most important and sensitive documents relating to the early history of the Soviet state. Its holdings - some 2,000,000 documents in almost 33,000 record groups - document the years 1917 through 1941 for the Soviet military. This turbulent and profoundly interesting era saw numerous events that shaped the future of the USSA and the world: the end of World War I; the Soviet civil war and Allied intervention; nationalist uprisings on the Soviet periphery; the great debates about Soviet military doctrine and military reform in the 1920s; the technical transformation of the Red Army into one of the world's most formidable military powers; the Grate Purges; and the frantic initial years of World War II.
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View quide-book
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Tsentral'nyi' gosudarstvennyi' arkhiv Sovetskoi' armii (s iiunia 1992 g. Rossii'skii' gosudarstvennyi' voennyi' arkhiv). V dvukh tomakh. Tom 2. Putevoditel'. 1993
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List of fonds
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ISBN
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1-879944-03-0
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Copyright
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TsENTRAL'NYI' GOSUDARSTVENNYI' ARKhIV SOVETSKOI' ARMII, 1993
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Permanent edition address
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http://216.17.69.62/browse/GuidebookCard.html?id=121
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http://www.rusarchives.ru/federal/rgva/index.shtml
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