Moscow-41

This book is tragic because it could not be another. 1941. After summer battles, heavy losses - personnel, weapons and territories - the Red Army stopped at the near approaches to Moscow. Everything. There was nowhere to retreat. Historians, domestic and foreign, still argue and cannot come to a general agreement in the understanding of what happened at the Moscow line, where such energy came from the divisions and brigades of the Western and neighboring fronts. What miracle happened? Why did the Army Group Center not dare to defend the defenders of Moscow in October, when the Wehrmacht seemed to be the best possible? Why did she shortcom in November, when a thin thread of Soviet defense began to thicken, to grow in rifle and tank brigades, Katyush divisions, but still was still weak? Why did not keep the strike of our armies in December? And why was the Red Army so hard at the beginning of 1942 at the end of the counterattack?
The author of the book "Moscow-41" answers all these questions, exploring the fate of the actors and heroes of one of the largest and grandiose battles of the Great Patriotic War /World War II.
The book first publishes many documents from various archives, funds and private collections that have become available only in recent years