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Author: Philip W. Blood ,
Christopher Bellamy ,
Dr. Roger Cirillo ,
Dustin Du Cane
Publisher: ibidem-Verlag, Jessica Haunschild u Christian Schon
Imprint: ibidem-Verlag, Jessica Haunschild u Christian Schon
Edition: New edition
Dimensions:
Width: 14.80cm
, Height: 0.30cm
, Length: 21.00cm
Weight: 0.602kg
ISBN: 9783838218335
ISBN 10: 3838218337
Pages: 464
Publication Date: 27 November 2023
Audience:
Professional and scholarly
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Professional & Vocational
Format: Paperback
Publisher's Status: Active
Availability: In Print
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Reviews
"This book does not shy away from stretching arguments and forcing us to rethink what war in the east means for 21st century European and Global security. Written as Russian troops encircled and then destroyed Mariupol, Putin’s War re-centres our attention on genocide and the place atrocity has in Russia’s approach to warfare. The authors do not shy away from the war’s implications, exposing the failures of Western strategy even as the performance of Russia’s armed forces are examined both from a military and a war crimes perspective. This will make for an uncomfortable read that mainstream commentators will take issue with. Dr Matthew Ford Associate Professor, Swedish Defence University, Stockholm ""Putin’s War Russian Genocide is a comprehensive evaluation of the first year of the invasion, enriched by the invaluable insights of a diverse assembly of experts. The book illuminates the intricate legal, military, and strategic dimensions of the conflict, challenging established narratives and enriching our understanding of this significant geopolitical event"" -Aspects of History"
This book does not shy away from stretching arguments and forcing us to rethink what war in the east means for 21st century European and Global security. Written as Russian troops encircled and then destroyed Mariupol, Putin’s War re-centres our attention on genocide and the place atrocity has in Russia’s approach to warfare. The authors do not shy away from the war’s implications, exposing the failures of Western strategy even as the performance of Russia’s armed forces are examined both from a military and a war crimes perspective. This will make for an uncomfortable read that mainstream commentators will take issue with. Dr Matthew Ford Associate Professor, Swedish Defence University, Stockholm ""Putin’s War Russian Genocide is a comprehensive evaluation of the first year of the invasion, enriched by the invaluable insights of a diverse assembly of experts. The book illuminates the intricate legal, military, and strategic dimensions of the conflict, challenging established narratives and enriching our understanding of this significant geopolitical event"" -Aspects of History
Author Information
Dr. Philip W. Blood, editor (Germany), is a historian of war, military culture, and the Holocaust. His books include Hitler’s Bandit Hunters (2006) and Birds of Prey (2021). Professor Christopher Bellamy (UK), formerly from the Royal Military College of Science in Shrivenham, has published widely in strategic studies and military history including Absolute War which won the Westminster Medal for Military Literature 2008. Dr. Roger Cirillo (USA), Lieutenant Colonel US Army (retired) and later the Association of the US Army. He has lectured on junior offi cer courses on war and military history. He has published extensively and was the research-author for American Armies and Battlefields in Europe: World War II (2016). Dustin Du Cane (Poland) is an Attorney at Law in Warsaw. His legal interest extends to the academic research of Raphael Lemkin’s legal interpretation of genocide and the laws of war.
