East View produces a variety of valuable collections for researchers and graduate-level students to support a range of academic studies. These historical research collections come from many different authoritative sources including previously classified military documents and state archives. Subjects range from the Polish uprising of 1830 and Jewish pogroms of 1905 to the siege of Leningrad and combat tactics of the Red Army during World War II. Collections are available online, in full-image, text-searchable files, providing researchers with convenient access to rare, primary source materials.

This integrated set of four collections offers a comprehensive reconstruction of the Soviet military knowledge system, bringing together primary documents, analytical research, instructional materials, and the broader intellectual framework that shaped officer training and doctrinal development.
Offered on East View’s e-book platform, the collections span the mid-20th century through the late Soviet period, a formative era during which Soviet military thought was systematized in response to the experience of the Second World War and the strategic demands of the Cold War.
Military Academy Dissertations (159 volumes)
Library of the General Staff Academy (VAGSh) (1,432 volumes)
Military Academy Studies and Texts (851 volumes)
Ministry of Defense and General Staff Reports (370 volumes)
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