Ukrainian war. Armed struggle for Eastern Europe in the XVI-XVII centuries. Book 3. Meaning offensive
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The book "Meeting offensive" is the third part of a large-scale study of the now forgotten Ukrainian war of the XVI-XVII centuries. The events that can be traced in it unfold in the middle - the second half of the 16th century. In vast space from the Baltic states, Lithuania and Smolensk to Moldova, Crimea, the Predermsazh and the Volga region. The Galicia and Volyn, Kiev region and Seversky land lying in the middle of this space, as well as a wild field until the Black Sea region, tightened the war in a single region - Ukraine, central for future Eastern Europe.
The armed struggle for the division of this region and the prevalence in it from the beginning of the 16th century. Poland and Russia were led, by the end of the century Turkey and Sweden joined the struggle. In the pursuit of the combat superiority of their army, these countries themselves changed rapidly - and these countries themselves changed, turning from loose empires and federations into close -knit military states.
The book traces all significant battles and clashes of troops in Eastern Europe in the second half of the 16th century, shows the formation of multi -valuable mass armies, the emergence of national schools of military organization and fighting, the emergence of innovative military ideas - such as the operational level of campaigns and the operational level of campaigns and The dominance of the sea, which will determine the rules of the armed struggle until the middle of the twentieth century. The process of military construction is linked with changes in the structure of states, with the strengthening of their mobilization capabilities, with a breakthrough into the power of the expansionist of thinking military figures. The fate of the main actors of East European history of the second half of the XVI century. Cleaned in the circumstances of state construction, ideological struggle and war
The armed struggle for the division of this region and the prevalence in it from the beginning of the 16th century. Poland and Russia were led, by the end of the century Turkey and Sweden joined the struggle. In the pursuit of the combat superiority of their army, these countries themselves changed rapidly - and these countries themselves changed, turning from loose empires and federations into close -knit military states.
The book traces all significant battles and clashes of troops in Eastern Europe in the second half of the 16th century, shows the formation of multi -valuable mass armies, the emergence of national schools of military organization and fighting, the emergence of innovative military ideas - such as the operational level of campaigns and the operational level of campaigns and The dominance of the sea, which will determine the rules of the armed struggle until the middle of the twentieth century. The process of military construction is linked with changes in the structure of states, with the strengthening of their mobilization capabilities, with a breakthrough into the power of the expansionist of thinking military figures. The fate of the main actors of East European history of the second half of the XVI century. Cleaned in the circumstances of state construction, ideological struggle and war
Author:
Author:Shirogorov Vladimir Vladimirovich
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Biographies & Memoirs
- Category:History & Geography
- Category:Social Science & Politics
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:offset
Series:
Series: Ukrainian war
Age restrictions:
Age restrictions:16+
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-235-04091-5
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