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Beschreibung
Mit großer Akribie beschreibt das Buch den Vormarsch der deutschen Heeresgruppe Mitte in Richtung Moskau im Sommer 1941 sowie die Schlacht vor den Toren der sowjetischen Hauptstadt und die folgende erbitterte Abwehrschlacht im Winter 1941/42. Gestützt auf unzählige Berichte von Veteranen, zeitgenössische Dokumente und eine genaue Analyse der Sekundärliteratur bietet das Werk neue Einblicke in den Verlauf des deutschen Unternehmens "Barbarossa" im Juni 1941. Das Buch beschreibt die Kampferfahrungen der deutschen Soldaten, und stellt diese in den Gesamtzusammenhang des Kriegs im Osten. Kontroverse Themen, wie z. B. die Rolle der deutschen Wehrmacht bei den Kriegsverbrechen an sowjetischen Zivilisten und Soldaten, wird ebenfalls im Detail untersucht. Alles in allem ist dies eine der umfassendsten Darstellungen zum Unternehmen "Barbarossa", die es am Markt gibt.
Inhalt:
Notes on Style
List of Maps
List of Abbreviations
Foreword
Preface
Acknowledgments
Introduction
1. Initial Planning & Preparations (July December 1940)
1.1: Armistice at Compiègne (June 1940)
1.2: Reflections on France 1940
1.3: Strategic Considerations / Overtures to England
1.4: Initial Steps toward War with Russia
1.5: Russia Hitlers eigentlicher Krieg?
1.6: Military Preparations for the Russian Campaign (July December 1940)
1.7: From the Battle of Britain to Berlin: Key Military, Diplomatic & Political Events
(July December 1940)
1.8: Crossing the Rubicon: The Barbarossa Directive (18 December 1940)
1.9: German Planning Through 1940 An Assessment
1.9.1: Failure to Plan beyond Initial Operations
1.9.2: Primacy of Operational Planning
1.9.3: Paucity of Forces Committed to the Campaign
1.9.4: Failures of Intelligence
1.9.5: Failures of Logistics
2. Trains, Planes and Automobiles: Aufmarsch for the Offensive (January May 1941)
2.1: When did Hitler Make His Final Decision to Attack Russia?
2.2: Conference at the Berghof (9 January 1941)
2.3: The Deployment Order and Initial Concentrations in the East (January May 1941)
2.4: Two Conferences Two Faces of the Führer (3 February & 30 March 1941)
2.4.1: At the Berghof (3 February 1941)
2.4.2: At the Reich Chancellery in Berlin (30 March 1941)
2.5: Field Marshal von Bock Takes Command
2.5.1: His Military Career
2.5.2: Bocks Headquarters Transferred to the East
2.6: Army Group Center Prepares for War (February May 1941)
2.7: North Africa, the Balkans and Crete (January May 1941)
2.7.1: North Africa
2.7.2: The Balkans
2.7.3: Airborne Operations in Crete
3. The Adversaries I: The State of the Wehrmacht
3.1: Force Structure of the Army
3.2: The Marching Infantry
3.3: Panzer & Motorized Divisions
3.4: Reorganisation & Expansion of the Mobile Forces
3.5: The German Air Force
4. The Adversaries II: The State of the Red Army
4.1: Buildup of the Industrial Base & Armed Forces (A Brief Overview)
4.2: Impact of the Purges
4.3: Force Structure & Dispositions on Eve of Barbarossa
4.3.1: Infantry & Artillery
Inhalt:
Notes on Style
List of Maps
List of Abbreviations
Foreword
Preface
Acknowledgments
Introduction
1. Initial Planning & Preparations (July December 1940)
1.1: Armistice at Compiègne (June 1940)
1.2: Reflections on France 1940
1.3: Strategic Considerations / Overtures to England
1.4: Initial Steps toward War with Russia
1.5: Russia Hitlers eigentlicher Krieg?
1.6: Military Preparations for the Russian Campaign (July December 1940)
1.7: From the Battle of Britain to Berlin: Key Military, Diplomatic & Political Events
(July December 1940)
1.8: Crossing the Rubicon: The Barbarossa Directive (18 December 1940)
1.9: German Planning Through 1940 An Assessment
1.9.1: Failure to Plan beyond Initial Operations
1.9.2: Primacy of Operational Planning
1.9.3: Paucity of Forces Committed to the Campaign
1.9.4: Failures of Intelligence
1.9.5: Failures of Logistics
2. Trains, Planes and Automobiles: Aufmarsch for the Offensive (January May 1941)
2.1: When did Hitler Make His Final Decision to Attack Russia?
2.2: Conference at the Berghof (9 January 1941)
2.3: The Deployment Order and Initial Concentrations in the East (January May 1941)
2.4: Two Conferences Two Faces of the Führer (3 February & 30 March 1941)
2.4.1: At the Berghof (3 February 1941)
2.4.2: At the Reich Chancellery in Berlin (30 March 1941)
2.5: Field Marshal von Bock Takes Command
2.5.1: His Military Career
2.5.2: Bocks Headquarters Transferred to the East
2.6: Army Group Center Prepares for War (February May 1941)
2.7: North Africa, the Balkans and Crete (January May 1941)
2.7.1: North Africa
2.7.2: The Balkans
2.7.3: Airborne Operations in Crete
3. The Adversaries I: The State of the Wehrmacht
3.1: Force Structure of the Army
3.2: The Marching Infantry
3.3: Panzer & Motorized Divisions
3.4: Reorganisation & Expansion of the Mobile Forces
3.5: The German Air Force
4. The Adversaries II: The State of the Red Army
4.1: Buildup of the Industrial Base & Armed Forces (A Brief Overview)
4.2: Impact of the Purges
4.3: Force Structure & Dispositions on Eve of Barbarossa
4.3.1: Infantry & Artillery
- Gruppe
- Bücher (ladenneu)
- Autor
- Luther, C. W. H.
- Titel
- Barbarossa Unleashed. The German Blitzkrieg through Central Russia to the Gates of Moscow June-December 1941
- Details
- Englischer Text, 220 sw-Fotos, 22 sw- und Farbkarten. 736 Seiten.
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