↑ Walter Moss. A history of Russia: Since 1855. Anthem Press, 2004. « During the 1990s, some historians accepted Viktor Suvorov’s argument that Soviet defenses were unprepared for a German attack because Stalin was preparing to attack Germany first and was therefore stressing offensive operations rather than defensive ones. Albert Weeks' recent study argues in a similar fashion. Most scholars, however, including Glantz, Gorodetsky, Ericson, and Uldricks, reject the Suvorov viewpoint.»