Have bSoviet Generals in WW2 been overlooked by Western academia?

by MrrPooooopybutthole

Sorry for my English but I want to ask a question. We all know Zhukov, but there were also Ivan Konyev and Konstantin Rokossovsky and Vasily Chuikov. Those people fought Nazi war machine at its full strength and eventually defeated them. I mean just compare D-Day and Battle of Kursk or Operation Bagration. So my question is did westerners just ignore incredible achievements of Soviet generals in favour of their own? I mean even with Battle of Kursk which saw thousands of thanks and planes fight each other. Western Allies on the other hand just take advantage of deteriorating Nazi conditions and finally initiated D-Day landing. Sorry if this comes across as overlooking achievements of US-UK-France but to me bulk of the fighting seems to happen in Eastern Front and I feel like Soviet commanders have been overlooked.

Sorry for bad English. I hope you understand my question! If not mods please delete this.

kasutaja2018777

I completely agree, the Soviets have been wrongfully dismissed as a credible military force during WW2, and had their successes instead attributed to “the winter” or “larger population”. 75% of all German casualties were at the hands of the Soviets.