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Repression in the 57th special corps (Mongolian people's republic)

By exploiting hitherto unavailable archival materials, Mil'bakh lifts the veil of secrecy shrouding a wide range of topics associated with Soviet military operations in the Far East in the late 1930s. By analyzing the state of the 57th Special Corps, the author provides unique insights on the nature and impact of Stalin's military purges on the corps in microcosm and, by extension, the Red Army in general and it effects on Soviet military policy and fortunes in the Far East during the Soviet Union's conflict with Imperial Japan.