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Book Description: Hutchinson, London, 1937. Decorative Cloth. Book Condition: Good only, no Jacket. First Edition, First Impression. 22cm (8.75"). Grey covers with Red Eagle insignia. Covers with wear to the edges and corners, cloth soiled. Internally the pages are age toned, some light foxing here and there, but generally in good condition. The Story of the Russian Revolution & Marshal Voroshilov in particular. Signed and Inscribed on the title page by the Author 'For P Ellard Handley with the best of Wishes from Dennis Wheatley'. RARE early Inscribed copy.

Told 20 years after, the secrets of the 1917 Russian Revolution, the world of Lenin, Rasputin, the Czar ; the wars that ravaged Russia up to 1922 (the Siege of the "Red Verdun") ; the amazing exploits of the First Cavalry Army of the republic; the sack of Rostov; the miracle of the Vistula (by which the Poles saved Europe from being overrun by the armies of the Bolsheviks; the story behind the military conspiracy of 1937 (which defeated the efforts of the world's press); most of all the story of "Clim Voroshilov", the ex-pit boy whose life story who rose to command the Soviet Army, Navy & Air Force.

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Red Eagle: A story of the Russian Revolution and of Klementy Efremovitch Voroshilov