Soviet Tanks In Manchuria 1945: The Red Army&Apos S Ruthless Last Blitzkrieg Of World War Ii William E Hiestand Osprey Publishing Αγγλικά Βιβλία

A New Illustrated Study Of The Devastating But Little-Known Soviet Armored Blitzkrieg Against Japanese In Last Weeks World War Ii And How It Influenced Tank Doctrine As Cold Dawned Although Long Overshadowed West By Dropping Atomic Bombs On Hiroshima Nagasaki Ussr’s Lightning Strike Into Manchuria August 1945 Was One Most Successful Unique Campaigns Era Forces Led Over 5 500 Tanks Self-Propelled Guns Attacked Across Huge Distances Deserts Marshes Mountains To Smash Japan’s Million-Strong Kwantung Army Matter Days Were Short Training Equipment Nevertheless Fought Fiercely Inflicting 32 000 Casualties Soviets Red Operations Characterized Surprise Speed Deep Penetrations Tank-Heavy Born Brutal Lessons They Had Learned During Years Fighting Wehrmacht From Campaign Directly Shaped Force Structure Planning For Mechanized With Contemporary Artwork Rare Photos Best Collections Military This Fascinating Book Explains Exactly Planned Won Army\ S Plans Warfare Nato Europe Σελίδες: 48 Έτος Έκδοσης: 0704 Διαστάσεις: 18X18Cm