Stalin's secret weapon : the origins of Soviet biological warfare /
A chilling reassessment of the Soviet Union's advances in biological warfare, and the West's inadvertent contributions.
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Oxford ; New York, NY :
Oxford University Press,
[2018]
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Table of Contents:
- Introduction
- Origins: The Launch of the Moscow Strand of the Red Army's Offensive Biological Warfare Programme
- The Creation of a BW Prison Laboratory: The Bacteriological Convent
- From Defence to Offence: The Development of the Red Army's Biological Warfare Facilities at Vlasikha
- The Soviet Union's Secret of Secrets: The Creation of BW Facilities on the Island of Gorodomyla
- The Rise and Fall of a Working-Class Hero: Ivan Mikhailovich Velikanov, Lead Scientist of the Soviet Union's Offensive BW Programme
- From Shikhany to Vozrozhdenie Island: The Selection of Open-Air Proving Grounds for the Soviet Offensive BW Programme
- The Soviet Union's Enigma BW Programme: Military Biological Research in Leningrad
- From Flanders to Glanders: Soviet Military-Veterinary BW Programmes
- On the Brink of Bacteriological War: Stalin's BW Programme and the Second World War
- Stalin's BW Archipelago: Mapping-Out a New Post-War BW Network
- From Swords to Ploughshares: The Scientific and Industrial Achievements of Stalin's BW Archipelago
- Yesterday Today: Stalin's Legacy and Russia's Current Military Biological Network.