He Wanted to Sleep in the Kremlin
He Wanted to Sleep in the Kremlin
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But Russian war plans have always set up the of- fensive as the final goal. The exhaustion of the invader is only the first, although very important step, in the preparation of the counter-offensive. The Russian Army and its High Command is wag- ing a war whose aim is not only self -protection but the destruction of the attacker. We have to bear in mind as the Russian General Staff always has that Soviet man power reserves are superior to those of the Germans and that Russian weapons are at lea...st equal. Thus, with a spirit at least as good as that of the Nazis and with a cautious but realistic strategy, the Russians are unremittingly preparing the moment for the offensive which will smash the invader. There is no foundation for the belief that the U. S. S. R. Will long be content with defense- even a very great defense. Nazi propaganda, particularly in Britain and in neutral countries, strove with might and main to spread the idea that Russia was exercising and was capable only of a defensive strategy.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But Russian war plans have always set up the of- fensive as the final goal. The exhaustion of the invader is only the first, although very important step, in the preparation of the counter-offensive. The Russian Army and its High Command is wag- ing a war whose aim is not only self -protection but the destruction of the attacker. We have to bear in mind as the Russian General Staff always has that Soviet man power reserves are superior to those of the Germans and that Russian weapons are at lea...st equal. Thus, with a spirit at least as good as that of the Nazis and with a cautious but realistic strategy, the Russians are unremittingly preparing the moment for the offensive which will smash the invader. There is no foundation for the belief that the U. S. S. R. Will long be content with defense- even a very great defense. Nazi propaganda, particularly in Britain and in neutral countries, strove with might and main to spread the idea that Russia was exercising and was capable only of a defensive strategy.
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