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The story itself takes place in 1947, after the Soviet Union has largely collapsed in the face of the German invasion. Leningrad and Moscow have both fallen, but it does appear that Stalin is still alive. The plot follows Soviet troops under their leader Fedor Tolbukhin, called "The Phantom", on a guerrilla raid.

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rdf:type	Short Story
rdfs:label	The Phantom Tolbukhin
rdfs:comment	The story itself takes place in 1947, after the Soviet Union has largely collapsed in the face of the German invasion. Leningrad and Moscow have both fallen, but it does appear that Stalin is still alive. The plot follows Soviet troops under their leader Fedor Tolbukhin, called "The Phantom", on a guerrilla raid.
dcterms:subject	Counting Up, Counting Down The Phantom Tolbukhin Alternate History Short Stories World War II 1998 Works Works Set in the Soviet Union Alternate Generals Stories Works Set in the 1940s Reincarnations Works Set in Ukraine
Collected	Reincarnations Counting Up, Counting Down
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Editor	Harry Turtledove Roland Green
pub date	1998(xsd:integer)
First Appearance	Alternate Generals
Genre	Alternate History
ImageSize	150(xsd:integer)
Author	Harry Turtledove
Illustrator	Charles Keegan
Publisher	Baen
abstract	The story itself takes place in 1947, after the Soviet Union has largely collapsed in the face of the German invasion. Leningrad and Moscow have both fallen, but it does appear that Stalin is still alive. The plot follows Soviet troops under their leader Fedor Tolbukhin, called "The Phantom", on a guerrilla raid. In this story, Tolbukhin, along with several prominent Soviet military leaders (including Nikita Khrushchev), launch a successful raid against the occupied Ukrainian city of Zaporozhye, stealing German munitions, destroying the remainder, and killing several German troops. Throughout, Tolbukhin finds himself sentimental for the pre-war days, despite the terror of living under Stalin.

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