About the book: 2013 / From the hard hand of “Viktor Suvorov”, who led the “attack” on G.K. Zhukov, it has become fashionable among the “liberals” to throw slop at the Marshal of Victory: he is both a “rude man” and a “butcher”, and did not spare soldiers’ lives, “filling the enemy with corpses” and sending soldiers to “clear mines with their feet.” Moreover, now they are trying to appoint Zhukov as the main culprit of the 1941 disaster! Is there at least some truth to these accusations? Why did the enemy attack take the Red Army by surprise and was it possible to stop the Wehrmacht with “little blood, a mighty blow”? If Zhukov was responsible for the defeat of the Red Army at the beginning of the war, why wasn’t he shot like General Pavlov? What did Georgy Konstantinovich keep silent about in his memoirs? Did Stalin forbid putting troops on combat readiness? And who is really to blame for the tragedy of 1941?