Stalin and the Navy of the USSR. 1941-1953. Shigin V.

In the history of mankind there are personalities who, despite the time, continue to interest and attract the attention of descendants. They are loved and hated, they are admired, they are cursed, but they are remembered. These people have changed our history so much that we call them entire eras.

to personalities of this magnitude, of course, is Joseph Vissarionovich Stalin. Despite the endless stream of accusations and dirt against him, Stalin still loves and honor the people. Films, articles and books about him are doomed to success, as new and new generations want to understand the phenomenon of this extraordinary personality. And in fact, it is amazing how much this person managed to make for his life, who took Russia with Sohu and left it with an atomic bomb on the verge of the space era!

the subject of our study-the Navy of the Soviet Union. The book tells how difficult Stalin came to understand the importance of the Navy not only as a guarantor of security of the USSR, but also as a powerful tool of foreign policy, about how he created the Ocean fleet of the Soviet Union in the pre -war era. Despite the abundance of research and books about Stalin, no one has yet to raise this topic to this book,

, the author of the book, the famous Russian Marinist Vladimir Shigin, studied, analyzed and generalized huge historical material, including and unique archival documents, on the basis of which he created a new, interesting and fascinating work, which, without a doubt, will not leave indifferent everyone who is interested in the truth about the past of our Fatherland, the history of the Stalin era, our armed forces and the Navy. << /p>