Biography

Georgy Zhukov: Stalin’s Iron Fist

Georgy Zhukov was Stalin’s top general. During World War II, he led the Red Army from victory to victory, but when peace arrived, Stalin no longer had use for the beloved war hero.

By Hrothsige Frithowulf
Zhukov at a post-war victory parade in Sverdlovsk, between 1948–1950
Zhukov at a post-war victory parade in Sverdlovsk, between 1948–1950
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