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El Deber de un soldado
El Deber de un soldado
Author: Konstantin Konstantinovich Rokossovskiï
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En El deber de un soldado, el mariscal Konstantin K. Rokossovski relata su carrera y vivencias en el Frente Oriental durante la Segunda Guerra Mundial, ofreciendo una mirada de alto mando sobre decisiones de comando, conducción operacional y puntos de inflexión estratégicos: Smolensk, la defensa de Moscú (1941–42), el cerco de Stalingrado, Kursk (1943), la Operación Bagration (1944), las operaciones en Varsovia (1944) y la caída de Berlín (1945). El relato combina memoria personal y análisis táctico-operacional, aportando una perspectiva directa sobre cómo se planearon y ejecutaron las grandes maniobras que marcaron el triunfo del Ejército Rojo.
La edición española aparece publicada por Altaya (con edición también listada por Inédita) dentro de la colección "Memorias de guerra" y se identifica con los ISBN 9788448723989 (Altaya) y 9788496829831 (Inédita); el idioma es español. El autor, Konstantin Konstantinovich Rokossovski, fue mariscal de la Unión Soviética y comandante clave en el Frente Oriental, lo que otorga al libro notable autoridad histórica. Los datos proporcionados no especifican si la edición incluye mapas, fotografías ni su grado de rareza.
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Basic bibliographic data
Title: El deber de un soldado
Author: Konstantin K. Rokossovski (Konstantin Konstantinovich Rokossovski)
Publisher: Altaya / Inédita (Spanish edition)
Collection: Memorias de guerra (war memoir series, Altaya)
ISBN: 9788448723989 (Altaya); 9788496829831 (Inédita edition listed)
Language: Spanish
Type of book
Main subject and focus
Subject: Military career and wartime experiences of Marshal Konstantin Rokossovski
Focus: Soviet high command and operational-level conduct of the Eastern Front against Nazi Germany
Theater(s) of war covered
Eastern Front / Eastern Front (USSR–Germany)
Operations and campaigns explicitly mentioned
Main nations / belligerents involved
USSR (Soviet Union) – Red Army
Nazi Germany (Third Reich)
WW2 alliances: Allies vs. Axis (implied by Soviet–German conflict)
Branch of service and level of war
Branch: Soviet Army / Red Army ground forces
Author’s rank: Marshal of the Soviet Union
Historical figures featured
Content characteristics
Emphasis on: Command decisions, large-scale operations, strategic turning points on the Eastern Front
Thematic and descriptive keywords (verifiable from sources)
Second World War / World War II
Eastern Front campaigns
Soviet military memoirs
Red Army high command
Soviet–German war
Battle of Smolensk
Defense of Moscow 1941–1942
Stalingrad encirclement
Battle of Kursk 1943
Operation Bagration 1944
Warsaw 1944 (battle of Warsaw; Soviet operations in Poland)
Fall of Berlin 1945
Marshal of the Soviet Union
Suggested cataloging tags (all grounded in the described content)
Tag: “Memorias de guerra – Altaya”
Tag: “Konstantin Rokossovski”
Tag: “Frente del Este – URSS vs Alemania”
Tag: “Campañas soviéticas 1941–1945”
Tag: “Batalla de Moscú”
Tag: “Batalla de Stalingrado”
Tag: “Batalla de Kursk”
Tag: “Operación Bagration”
Tag: “Varsovia 1944”
Tag: “Caída de Berlín 1945”
Tag: “Alto mando soviético”
Book Condition: New
Book Condition: New
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