Mikhail Meltyukhov

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Full Name	Mikhail Meltyukhov
Occupation	Military Historian
Date Of Birth	Mar 14, 1966(1966-03-14)
Age	58
Birthplace	Moscow
Country	Russia
Horoscope	Pisces

Mikhail Meltyukhov Biography

Mikhail Meltyukhov is one of the most popular and richest Military Historian who was born on March 14, 1966 in Moscow, Russia. Meltyukhov’s Soviet–Polish Wars, Military and Political Confrontation 1918-1939 was heavily criticized by journalist Peter Cheremushkin, who is a lecturer at Moscow State University. Andrzej Nowak, historian at Jagiellonian University and Institute of History. Polish Academy of Sciences. Nowak claims that Mikhail Meltyukhov views the Polish-Soviet conflict as “fragments” of an eternal Western aggression against Russia. Russia’s (or other. Soviet Union’s aggressions “are presented in purely defensive positions”, Nowak says. This means that Soviet Union crimes in occupied Poland are “presented as purely defensive poses”. Nowak’s 2004 book lists many biases and inaccuracies in Meltyukhov’s book. He primarily points out that Poland is always seen as an aggressor, and many instances where Russia has attacked Poland.

He defended his dissertation, “Contemporary Historiography On Pre-history Of The German-Soviet War”, in 1995. It dealt with the history of the start of World War II. He has published many studies since then, including several that critically review the Soviet conceptions about World War II. On the Verge Of the Great Patriotic War: The Debate Continues and Stalin’s Missed Chance are two important works in this direction.

Mikhail Ivanovich Meltyukhov is a Russian military historian. He was born 14 March 1966. He works at the Russian Institute of Documents and Historical Records Research.

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Mikhail Meltyukhov is one of the richest Military Historian from Russia. According to our analysis, Wikipedia, Forbes & Business Insider, Mikhail Meltyukhov 's net worth $5 Million. (Last Update: December 11, 2023)

Meltyukhov’s study Stalin’s Missed Chance also has been highly valued for its coverage of Soviet military plans prior to the outbreak German-Soviet war. It relied on previously unaccessible documents. Although it is still disputed that the Soviet leadership planned to strike Germany in 1941, Meltyukhov’s data was used by other authors who don’t support the Soviet assault plan thesis. Some reviewers, however, who believe that the USSR intended attack Germany, also criticize Meltyukhov’s inclusion of pro-Soviet views (justifying aggressions based on Soviet ‘national interests, etc.).

A translation of his work into English has been published in “Disputes Over 1941” by M I Mel’tiukhov, in the series Russian Studies in History.

a Bar Confederation for Meltyukhov is not a ‘pro-Polish independence movement’ but only an ‘anti-religious tolerance’ one; for a comprehensive study of Polish-Russian relations, there is no mention of Polish–Russian War of 1792 nor of Targowica Confederation. In another example, he claims that 60,000 Soviet POWs died in Polish camps during the Polish–Soviet War, and all Polish POWs were returned safely (this claim has been contradicted by the recent finding of both Polish and Russian historians that for both sides, POWs losses were similar (15,000-20,000); for more on this subject, see Camps for Russian prisoners and internees in Poland (1919–24) and Polish prisoners and internees in the Soviet Union and Lithuania (1919–21)). Perhaps most controversially, the “60,000 Soviet POWs murdered during the Polish–Soviet War” is used to justify the World War II Katyn massacre of ~20,000 Polish officers. Molotov–Ribbentrop Pact is declared non-infringing on Soviet–Polish Non- Aggression Pact and as containing no anti-Polish aspects; Soviet invasion of Poland is termed ‘peace operation’ and ‘liberation’; and main concern of Soviet government during its occupation of Poland was the well-being of Polish citizens (deportations were meant to safeguard Poles from retribution of now- liberated minorities in that region). Nowak also criticizes the work on methodological grounds, noting its reliance of Soviet sources like Nikolai Kuzmin Kruszenije trietjego pochoda Ententy (1958) or Paweł Olszański’s Riżskij dogowor (1969) and near complete omission of any works from Russian authors who would disagree with his claims, as well as ignoring the Polish or Western historiography.

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