Hitler organized three army groups: Northern, Central, and Southern, and launched an all-out attack on the Soviet Union from north to south, hoping to defeat the Soviet Union in one fell swoop and dominate the world. This was Operation Barbarossa, which shocked the world. Facing the crazy impact of German steel tanks, the Soviet Red Army retreated steadily, and finally stopped the German tanks under the city of Moscow. Why did the German army attack so quickly, and why did the Soviet army retreat steadily? This book will answer readers' questions one by one.
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The whole book gives people the feeling that whether it is military deployment, strategic operations, emergency reinforcements or forced retreat, because the decision-makers give a word or a piece of paper to order, ranging from front armies and group armies to assault companies and combat squads, troop mobilization and personnel assembly are as simple, easy and convenient as moving small soldiers and small props on the sand table.
The whole book gives people the feeling that whether it is military deployment, strategic operations, emergency reinforcements or forced retreat, because the decision-makers give a word or a piece of paper to order, ranging from front armies and group armies to assault companies and combat squads, troop mobilization and personnel assembly are as simple, easy and convenient as moving small soldiers and small props on the sand table.
Very exciting and suitable for children to watch
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