GEORGI K. ZHUKOV (1896-1974) Soviet Field Marshall, perhaps the greatest general of World War II, he survived crushing poverty and Stalin's purges to command the Russian armies at the monumental battles of Moscow and Kursk, and in the taking of Berlin. Typed D.S. 2pp. legal folio, 1947, in Cyrillic regarding a statement made by Col. Anton Usatenko, Commander of the 10th Artillery Regt. of the 43rd Infantry Division of the Odessa army. The statement may refer to occurrences during the war in 1945. Signed by Zhukov at conclusion in purple ink. Evenly toned, light wear, overall very good. $200-300