Forbidden History of Russia. From Nomonhan to June 1941. : Secrets They Preferred to Keep Silent

The Forbidden History of Russia: From Khalkhin Gol to June 1941 – The Secrets They Preferred to Keep SilentThis thought-provoking study explores one of the most enigmatic and controversial chapters of Soviet history — the years leading up to Nazi Germany’s invasion of the USSR. Drawing on declassified documents, published sources, and recent research by Russian historians such as Viktor Suvorov (Alexander Rezun) and Mark Solonin, The Forbidden History of Russia offers a fact-based examination of the Soviet Union’s military and political preparations between 1939 and 1941.From the forgotten battlefields of Khalkhin Gol in the Far East to the shadowy manoeuvres on the eve of Operation Barbarossa, the book reveals disturbing patterns, contradictions, and silences in the official narrative. Rather than providing conclusive judgments, it presents carefully curated evidence and invites the reader to draw their own conclusions about Soviet intentions, strategy, and the myths that still shape public memory today.This is not a book of conspiracy theories — but of historical inquiry, offering an alternative lens on events that changed the course of the 20th century. Read more