Germany in Stalin's Crosshairs: The Red Army's Entry into the Second World War, and the Wehrmacht's Actions in 1941

For generations, Operation Barbarossa has been understood as a unilateral act of German aggression: a surprise invasion driven by ideology, unleashed against an unprepared Soviet Union. But this narrative leaves critical questions unanswered-and ignores a growing body of evidence pointing in another direction.

Building upon the controversial thesis first advanced by Viktor Suvorov in Icebreaker in 1989, Germany in Stalin's Crosshairs takes the argument even further. Drawing on thousands of S...