Stalini väejuht : Georgi Žukovi elu

Georgi Zhukov's reputation has changed many times over the years. During the Soviet era, he rose to become a respected military leader, fell into disrepute during Stalin's time, and became a glorified hero again after the Second World War. Geoffrey Roberts, who has researched recently opened Soviet archive materials, including Zhukov's uncensored memoirs, paints a vivid portrait of this man of controversial fame, his balanced assessment demolishing the bloated cult of Zhukov, but at the same time giving fair credit to the man and his achievements.