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Four out of five German soldiers who died in the Second World War died fighting the Soviet Union, and for decades the English-language literature on that war was written almost entirely from captured German records and the memoirs of defeated generals. The opening of Soviet archives after 1991 overturned much of it.

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Four out of five German soldiers who died in the Second World War died fighting the Soviet Union, and for decades the English-language literature on that war was written almost entirely from captured German records and the memoirs of defeated generals. The opening of Soviet archives after 1991 overturned much of it.
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A strong starting point is Stalingrad by Antony Beevor. The ordered reading paths above show exactly where it fits and what to read next.
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