Mobilisation

Убийство Репутации. Три Хроники Советского Периода

“…Nina apparently supported his efforts but understood and accepted that his primary focus was on his military career. 15 If he demonstrated a Jekyll-like mentality in his upbringing and life as a married family man, it appears that mentality gave way to his increasingly Hyde-like commitment to professional progression as a practitioner of war.…”

“…Nevertheless, following his actions on the Western Front, Tukhachevsky was appointed to the Russian General Staff on 22 May. 21 At the end of the Russo-Polish War in 1921, the Army sent Tukhachevsky to deal with two counterrevolutionary actions and then appointed him Commandant of the Red Army Military Academy (a position he held for only six months), followed by a posting to the Western Front. While Richard Simpkin contends it is unknown why Tukhachevsky served only six months at the Academy, Naveh suggests that this appointment was one "reflecting both general recognition of his professional abilities and a determination to settle the military on an institutionalized professional future path."…”