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posted by RobertMosher at 3:21 pm (EST) on Jan 5, 2009
No, the copy I have is in Russian, I bought it second-hand while I was working in Moscow. I'm doing a lot of reading right now on the Spanish Civil War and thought that this would be a good part of that as well as a chance to brush up my Russian. But I don't know anything more about the author and would be happy to hear more about him. I do know that many of the Russians who served in Spain did so under assumed names and many were only fully identified since the Soviet archives became open, also many of these veterans did not fare well in Stalin's purges of the Red Army.
Robert A. Mosher
posted by RobertMosher at 7:58 am (EST) on Jan 5, 2009