"...provides more than ample strategic and operational detail and context about the operation...The human view of combat...is most revealing and significant."--Journal of Slavic Military Studies. It was a battle worse than the one at Stalingrad, and World War Two's turning point, thanks to Hitler's strategic miscalculations. Succinct and groundbreaking, this analysis of the largely ignored, bloody conflict in Byelorussia reveals how the Nazis lost the Eastern Front. Their defeat cost 350,000 casualities--and left the war effort doomed and broken.

Hitler's Greatest Defeat: The Collapse of Army Group Centre, June 1944 (Cassell Military Paperbacks)

History

Adair, Paul

Military

Cassell

El duelo a muerte entre la Alemania nazi y la Unión Soviética ha despertado el interés y la fascinación de todos los interesados por la Historia Militar. Pero la casi totalidad de la bibliografía existente se ha centrado en el análisis de la Operación Barbarroja (1941) y la Batalla de Stalingrado (1942-43), llegando a lo sumo, hasta la Batalla de Kursk (1943). Sin embargo, la trascendental Operación Bagration, desarrollada en el verano de 1944, por la que el Ejército Rojo consiguió expulsar a las tropas de Hitler de su territorio, permanece casi desconocida. Esta colosal ofensiva soviética, en la que participaron casi dos millones de soldados, causaría a la Wehrmacht más bajas que en Stalingrado y dejaría encauzado el posterior avance sobre Berlín, pero de forma incomprensible, ha sido pasada por alto por la mayoría de historiadores.

Hitler's Greatest Defeat the Collapse Of Army Group Centre, June 1944

BROCKHAMPTON PRESS

Hitler's Greatest Defeat: The Collapse Of The Army Group Centre, June 1944 (The World of War)

Rigel

The death duel between Nazi Germany and the Soviet Union has attracted the interest and fascination of all concerned by the Military History. But almost all the existing literature has focused on analyzing the operation Barbarossa (1941) and the Battle of Stalingrad (1942-43), arriving at most, until the Battle of Kursk (1943). However, the landmark Opera Bagration, which was developed in the summer of 1944, by which the Red Army succeeded in expelling Hitler's troops from its territory, remains almost unknown. This colossal Soviet offensive, which was attended by nearly two million soldiers, the Wehrmacht would cause more casualties than in Stalingrad and the subsequent cease channelled progress on Berlin, but so incomprehensible, has been ignored by most historians.

La gran derrota de Hitler (Spanish Edition)

Europe

Roca Editorial

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