Zhukov, a famous general in World War II, reached the one who nodded in World War II. At the Red Square parade in June 1945, Zhukov was appointed commander-in-chief of the parade, and at the parade Zhukov rode a white horse to the forefront of the line, followed by other Soviet marshals and generals. Zhukov was undoubtedly the most dazzling general after the end of World War II.
Zhukov's great pride is indeed the stars holding the moon, and it is unparalleled. In 1946, Zhukov was also elected Minister of Defense and Commander-in-Chief of the Army, with the support of the people. It should be known that the steel torrent of the Soviet army is based on the army, and such power and status are undoubtedly the first person in the Soviet army after World War II. In the Western world, too, in order to meet Zhukov's demand for Coke, the Coca-Cola Company in the United States also produced a batch of special Coke for him, which was extremely attentive.
Zhukov's position as defense minister, however, did not last long. In October 1957, Zhukov was abruptly dismissed from his post as Minister of Defense, and in November Zhukov was even more unofficial and had no position. The reason for all this is said to be Zhukov's excessive arrogance, he has always attributed the credit of World War II to himself, and more and more people have gathered around Zhukov. The person who dismissed Zhukov was none other than Khrushchev.
Zhukov had been hated since Stalin's time, but after Khrushchev came to power, Zhukov was also reactivated and became the first deputy minister of defense. Zhukov helped Khrushchev defeat Beria, which helped Zhukov make a comeback, and later Zhukov helped Khrushchev through one difficulty after another. After Khrushchev did not threaten, Zhukov became the next target to be targeted.
Zhukov's sharpness is indeed due to his personality, but it also dooms him to the end. Beginning in 1958, Zhukov retired home and spent the rest of his life writing memoirs. What do you think?