The Russian Way of War¶
Harrison, R. W. (2001). The Russian Way of War: Operational Art, 1904-1940. University Press.
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- Operational Art
- Soviet theorists developed operativnoye iskusstvo in the 1920s–30s (Tukhachevsky, Triandafillov) to describe deep-battle campaign planning as a discipline distinct from both grand strategy and unit tactics
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- Soviet theorists developed operativnoye iskusstvo in the 1920s–30s (Tukhachevsky, Triandafillov) to describe deep-battle campaign planning as a discipline distinct from both grand strategy and unit tactics
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