"Boiler" hube. Proskurov-Chernivtsi operation 1944
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In March 1944, the roads of Right -Bank Ukraine turned into "directions" drowned in mud. However, the front still rolled to the west non -stop. Bypasses and covers of the T-34 with 76-mm guns forced to retreat the superior technically battalions of the Tigers and Panther. The final chord was the environment of the 1st Panzer Army of General Khuba near Kamenetz-Podolsky. The number of German troops that were surrounded was about 200 thousand people. Nevertheless, the army of Khuba, becoming a "wandering" boiler "and" rolling "hedge" stubbornly pierced the path from the environment ...
Who made the fatal decision to throw Katukov’s tank army for the Dniester? Why did the whole SS corps with 300 tanks take a short time from Normandy before "D" Day? Whose ideas allowed the Hube army to avoid the repetition of Stalingrad? How is the Tarnopol Palace "Fortress? Finally, why did the Fuhrer removed Manstein General Field Marshal from the command right in the midst of the battle?
Equipped by hundreds of unique photos, the book of the host author gives answers to these and many other questions
Who made the fatal decision to throw Katukov’s tank army for the Dniester? Why did the whole SS corps with 300 tanks take a short time from Normandy before "D" Day? Whose ideas allowed the Hube army to avoid the repetition of Stalingrad? How is the Tarnopol Palace "Fortress? Finally, why did the Fuhrer removed Manstein General Field Marshal from the command right in the midst of the battle?
Equipped by hundreds of unique photos, the book of the host author gives answers to these and many other questions
Author:
Author:Isaev Aleksey Valerievich
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Biographies & Memoirs
- Category:History & Geography
- Category:Military Books
- Category:Historical Literature
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:White
Series:
Series: main battles of the Great Patriotic War. Illustrated Encyclopedia
Age restrictions:
Age restrictions:16+
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-00155-008-2
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