The Russian version of the Second World War: The history of the war as taught to Soviet schoolchildren

This book is a middle school history book. As such, it's simplistic and abridged, just as our own middle school history books are. That said, I learned a great deal about World War II I never knew before, and even more about how the actions of the US played to non American people. I only read one thing in this book I considered and out and out lie (the Soviets were in fact "Liberating" those Polish people they attacked). I did read a lot of history interpurted differently than I had been taught, in ways not so flattering to my country, and not necessarily incorrectly (Did we delay invasion of Europe to weaken the Soviet Union? I can't swear that isn't true). Also oddly enough, the book makes a great distinction between the actions of the US government and the morals of it's people, perhaps they do overestimate the "Noble workers yearning to be free as their Soviet brothers" a bit, but it seems to give the people the benifit of the doubt. All in all, a very interesting read.