[Mirek Wawrzynski]

"for having (and reporting) bad news."

According to my knowledge, the use of the term "bad news" by the author proves that the person who writes in this way has no basic knowledge of what happened in June and July 1941 on the Eastern Front (in VVS RKKA).

Reports showing the losses incurred in June and July 1941 (in VVS RKKA) were written by staff officers in November, December 1941.

Stalin did not kill officers because of "bad news". This is a very strong myth that until now is in the minds of some Western authors.


It is just as scary as little effort some authors devote to their "research"


regards,
mw