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Moscow 1941 is one of the best books written on the subject of the Eastern Front in the Second World War, and indeed I think this book is one of the best accounts of people at war period. What I enjoyed most about the book was that the people of Moscow and Russia were the focus of the story, and although there is a slight amount of military history this is not a military account of the battle. Unfortunately the Cold War distorted or propogandized so much about the Russian war effort, but Sir Braithwaite does an excellent job bringing to light their stories in a balanced and informative manner. The narrative is fast moving and informative, and although the outcome is known you are pulled towards the end with an immense amount of curiousity and interest. Highly recommended!
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Geoffrey, December 10, 2006
Moscow 1941 is one of the best books written on the subject of the Eastern Front in the Second World War, and indeed I think this book is one of the best accounts of people at war period. What I enjoyed most about the book was that the people of Moscow and Russia were the focus of the story, and although there is a slight amount of military history this is not a military account of the battle. Unfortunately the Cold War distorted or propogandized so much about the Russian war effort, but Sir Braithwaite does an excellent job bringing to light their stories in a balanced and informative manner. The narrative is fast moving and informative, and although the outcome is known you are pulled towards the end with an immense amount of curiousity and interest. Highly recommended!Terms and Conditions
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