Titlebook: Russian Naval Construction, 1905-45; J. N. Westwood Book 1994 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 1994 bibliogr

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Climactic Years,ared; the ‘Leader’ ., said Zhdanov, had been 93 per cent finished ever since 1934, and he wanted to know the reason why. The yard had been required to deliver seven units in the current year but in fact handed over only one. Yet the yard was rolling in money, he added darkly.

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Conclusions,was the obsession of most navy ministries; there was not just the one big Naval Race, but scores of minor naval races as each country tried to overtake, or stay ahead of, its most likely enemies at sea.

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Book 1994y interplay of naval staff, naval designers, and political leaders, resulting in fleets that contained some outstanding units but were, on the whole, inappropriate to the tasks set by those wars. It also considers how under both Nicholas II and Stalin foreign ideas were adopted with too little consi

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ion of high-intensity acoustic oscillations in solids, etc. Al­ though the main body of the text generally encompasses the results of the author of the given part of the book, the materials of other Soviet and foreign researchers working in the particular field are also incorporated in the interest