The 900 days (1969)
The 900 days is a 1969 history book written by Harrison Evans Salisbury.
The author chronicles the siege of Leningrad and describes the suffering of its people and exposes the role of Stalin's political police throughout the war and the endless blunders of the military. Included are events leading up to the siege and the "Leningrad Affair" which occurred three years later. Some of the data comes from Russian documents only recently made available.--from the publisher.
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What is The 900 days about?
The author chronicles the siege of Leningrad and describes the suffering of its people and exposes the role of Stalin's political police throughout the war and the endless blunders of the military. Included are events leading up to the siege and the "Leningrad Affair" which occurred three years later. Some of the data comes from Russian documents only recently made available.--from the publisher.
When was The 900 days published?
The 900 days was published in 1969.
Who made The 900 days?
The 900 days was written by Harrison Evans Salisbury.