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Marshal Zhukov. The Soldier is not Sorry

Georgy Zhukov, Marshal of Victory, protagonist of the Great Patriotic War. He went down in history as a great strategist. However, do his real deeds correspond to the title of a brilliant commander? An analysis of declassified documents indicates that his military merits are far from being disputed. Undoubtedly, the marshal brought victory, and the winners are not judged. But is it possible to put him on a par with the brilliant commanders Alexander the Great, Suvorov, Kutuzov?

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Georgy Zhukov, Marshal of Victory, protagonist of the Great Patriotic War. He went down in history as a great strategist. However, do his real deeds correspond to the title of a brilliant commander? An analysis of declassified documents indicates that his military merits are far from being disputed. Undoubtedly, the marshal brought victory, and the winners are not judged. But is it possible to put him on a par with the brilliant commanders Alexander the Great, Suvorov, Kutuzov?

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