G. Zhukov, Marshal of the Soviet Union: Reminiscences and Reflections -[two volume set]- by Zhukov, Georgy Konstantinovich; (forward by) A. M. Vasilevsky - 1985

Moscow: Progress Pub., 1985. ----- The scans you see iare the books you get. Two hard covers grenn cloth with gilt & pink lettering & design, (roughly) 8 1/2" by 5 1/4" (inches), head bands, 454 & 486 pages plus 78 b & w photos plates through-out both books, Very Good condition with some foxing along top block edge (else Near Fine), dust jackets are in Very Good Plus condition now in Mylar. "Like all memoirs, the book is autobiographical. The author tells us of his needy childhood, of his life as a pesant boy apprenticed when he barely turned eleven, of his service in the tsarist army & then of his participation in the First World War. He also tells us how he, along with millions of other working-class & peasant lads, defended the Soviet Republic against counter-revolutionaries & foreign interventionists. He tells us how the great October Socialist Revolution opened new, broad vistas for themn, how it brought them wide opportunities and helped them develop their gifts & abilities in the later years of peaceful endeavour in which the nation built a socialost society. But the centrepiece of the book is the depiction of the Great Patrliotic War of the Soviet people of 1941 - 1945." Check out the scans. . First English Edition. Hard Cover. Very Good/Very Good Plus. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" Tall.