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Actually, his status as a Komandarm isn't the issue so much as his 1916-19 activities. Being a Cheka member wouldn't necessarily qualify him as a military person, but actual combat service—however brief and unimportant—pretty much automatically does.
For what it's worth, the fact that he's a "maniac murderer" isn't really maningful; the project seems to have more than its fair share of those (e.g. Hitler et al.). Kirill Lokshin 22:24, 13 November 2006 (UTC)[reply]
I came across a reference to him, & (honestly) had never heard of him. How big was his influence on Zhukov? How much was he influenced by Fuller, Hobart, & Guderian? What would you say was the best source (in English) on his theory? Has he ever been translated? Thanks! Trekphiler
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