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  1. The Eastern Front: The Vast Southern Lands 东线：辽阔的南方大地 Zhu Shiwei朱世巍Historical127k WordsCompleted The East Front series is written by renowned military author Zhu Shiwei. It gives a comprehensive and detailed account of the entire course of the Soviet-German War in World War II. With abundant maps, charts, and photographs, along with crisp, polished prose, the series depicts the staggering battles of blood and fire on the Soviet-German front and the dramatic shifts in the balance of offensive and defensive power. The Vast Southern Lands follows the previous volume, The East Front: Barbarossa 780Reads9.4Score166Shelves
  2. The Eastern Front: From Ukraine to Romania 东线：从乌克兰到罗马尼亚 Zhu Shiwei朱世巍Historical142k WordsCompleted East Front: From Ukraine to Romania follows the previous volume, East Front: The Decisive Battle of the Dnieper. It mainly chronicles the offensives launched by the Soviet Red Army in the first half of 1944, with particular focus on several encirclement campaigns in the southern sector of the Eastern Front. After these battles, the Soviets recaptured Crimea and advanced into Romania, while large numbers of the German armored forces' finest tanks were damaged beyond repair. 377Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  3. The Eastern Front: From Kharkiv to Kursk (2 Books) 东线：从哈尔科夫到库尔斯克（全两册） Zhu Shiwei朱世巍Historical233k WordsCompleted The Eastern Front: From Kharkov to Kursk recounts the course of the war in the southern sector of the Soviet-German front from early 1943, after the Battle of Stalingrad, through the summer of that year. In early 1943, German forces suffered a series of crushing defeats in the southern sector of the Eastern Front, and only managed to regain their footing after their counteroffensive at Kharkov. A prolonged lull followed on the Soviet-German front. As the tide of war shifted, both sides began con 192Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  4. The Eastern Front: Spring 1945 东线：1945年的春天 Zhu Shiwei朱世巍Historical137k WordsCompleted East Front: The Spring of 1945 follows the previous volume, East Front: The Great Collapse. It presents a broad picture of the Eastern Front in the spring of 1945, including campaigns in Poland, East Prussia, and Hungary. The German forces in Poland collapsed, while those in East Prussia struggled toward annihilation, and Budapest fell to the Soviet Army. In a desperate attempt to turn the tide, Germany gathered its last elite armored forces and launched a counterattack in the Lake Balaton regio 101Reads9.0Score—Shelves
  5. The Eastern Front: Winter of 1941 东线：1941年的冬天 Zhu Shiwei朱世巍Historical199k WordsCompleted "Eastern Front: Winter of 1941" picks up where the previous volume, "Eastern Front: Autumn and Winter in Moscow", left off. It mainly tells the following story: On December 5, 1941, the Soviet Army suddenly launched a major counteroffensive along the Moscow front. Caught off guard, German forces retreated on a large scale. A few days later, war broke out between the United States and Japan. Hitler ordered the German forces on the Eastern Front to hold their lines at all costs while also deciding 97Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  6. The Eastern Front: The Decisive Battle for the Dnieper 东线：决战第聂伯河 Zhu Shiwei朱世巍Historical107k WordsCompleted Following on from the previous volume, “Eastern Front: From Kharkov to Kursk,” Eastern Front: The Decisive Battle on the Dnieper mainly covers the summer and autumn of 1943. After the German army’s defeat at the Battle of Kursk, the Red Army launched a major counteroffensive, with the Dnieper River in the southern sector of the Eastern Front becoming the main battleground. At the same time, Red Army forces opened offensives on other fronts. In the course of these campaigns, the Red Army recaptur 79Reads9.3Score—Shelves