The Soviet High Command, 1967-1989 : : Personalities and Politics / / Dale Roy Herspring.
The recent transformations in the USSR are nowhere more evident than in the Soviet military. Top-level military officers have been relieved of their positions, Gorbachev has warned of lean times for the military, the symbolic role of the armed forces has been downgraded, and the concept of "mil...
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| Year of Publication: | 2014 |
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| Language: | English |
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Table of Contents:
- Frontmatter
- Contents
- Preface
- Acknowledgments
- List of Acronyms
- PART I. THE SETTING
- Chapter 1. The Methodological Framework
- Chapter 2. The Legacy of Khrushchev
- PART II. THE GRECHKO ERA, 1967-1976
- Chapter 3. Grechko: The Early Years, 1967-1970
- Chapter 4. Defending against the Politicians, 1971-1976
- PART III. THE OGARKOV ERA, 1977-1984
- Chapter 5. The New Team Takes Over, 1977-1980
- Chapter 6. Ogarkov in Opposition, 1981-1984
- PART IV. THE AKHROMEYEV ERA, 1984-1988
- Chapter 7. New Approaches to Military Issues, 1984- 1988
- PART V. LOOKING TO THE FUTURE
- Chapter 8. Gorbachev and the Soviet High Comman
- Appendix: Biographies of the Key Personalities
- Index