Бонч-Бруевич М. Потеря Галиции в 1915 г.
Часть II. Катастрофа в 3-й армии.
Первое и единственное издание
Ленинград-Москва: Военная типография ГУ РККА, 1926 г.
268 с., 2 л. схем.
Издательская обложка, обычный формат (15.5. х 22.5 см).
В хорошем состоянии, небольшие следы от попадания влаги.
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Bonch-Bruevich M. The Loss of Galicia in 1915
Part II. Catastrophe in the 3rd Army.
First and only edition
Leningrad-Moscow: Military Printing House of the Main Directorate of the Red Army, 1926
268 p., 2 p. of diagrams.
Publisher's cover, standard format (15.5 x 22.5 cm).
In good condition, minor traces of moisture.
A seminal first edition account by Major General Mikhail Dmitrievich Bonch-Bruevich, distinguished Russian Imperial and Soviet military theorist and WWI veteran. This volume constitutes the second installment examining the Russian army's Galician campaign of late 1914–early 1915, with particular focus on the 3rd Army's operations. Bonch-Bruevich meticulously analyzes the strategic miscalculations that squandered initial Russian victories against Austrian forces, detailing how German command exploited coordination failures through the Gorlice breakthrough. The narrative examines the concentration of 126,000 German-Austrian troops across a 35-kilometer front, equipped with superior artillery and support, which ultimately threatened encirclement of Russian forces entrenched in the Carpathians. An essential primary source for understanding Eastern Front military strategy and operational doctrine during the Great War's pivotal 1915 campaign.
