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The Battle of Kursk was the largest tank strangulation battle in World War II and a watershed in the Soviet-German War. In this battle, the Soviet Union and Germany invested a total of nearly 8,000 tanks, both suffered heavy casualties, and ultimately ended in victory for the Soviet Union. This book uses bold lines to outline the grand battlefield of Kursk, uses delicate brushwork to describe the characters' hearts, uses dialogues to reflect the characters' personalities, and uses movie shots to narrate the tragic battles.

The blitzkrieg into Poland was Hitler's "masterpiece" and the debut of Nazi Germany's tanks. The lightning-fast attack of the German army shocked not only Europe but also the world. How did Hitler and his generals plan and achieve the assault, and how did the Poles respond? This book will present it to you one by one.

The Battle of the Ardennes was the last large-scale offensive launched by Nazi Germany on the Western Front, exhausting the last of its elite. This battle is unforgettable for Americans. It was the bloodiest battle that the US military encountered in World War II, with more casualties than any other battle. The language of this book is bright and vivid, and it truly reproduces the scenes of the Battle of the Ardennes.

The Battle of Berlin was the last strategic offensive campaign organized and implemented by the Soviet Red Army. The battle was no less brutal than any major battle in World War II. Why did Eisenhower give up the historical task of conquering Berlin to the Soviet army? How did Zhukov lead a million-strong army to encircle Berlin? Faced with the siege of the city, what did Hitler do? This book truly and vividly reveals to readers the end war of Nazi Germany.

The Battle of Leyte Gulf was the largest naval battle in history and the last major aircraft carrier showdown. The Japanese army launched the first organized kamikaze suicide attack in this naval battle, leaving the Americans at a loss. During the battle, due to misjudgments by U. S. Military generals, U. S. Destroyers had to fight hand-to-hand with Japanese heavy warships in order to gain more air combat time for the U. S. Military.

The Sicily landing was the first large-scale landing campaign by the British and American Allied forces, and it could also be said to be a preview of the Normandy landing. This battle forced Mussolini to step down and kicked off the Allied invasion of Italy. This book unfolds a large-scale sea landing panorama for readers, from which readers will appreciate the different styles of Patton and Montgomery.

The Battle of Mariana was the largest aircraft carrier battle in world history. U. S. Aircraft easily shot down a large number of Japanese aircraft, so the battle was also called the "Mariana Turkey Hunt" by Americans. The Japanese army knew that their defeat was certain, but they still fought to the death, causing the Americans a headache. This book gives a panoramic view of the fierce battle conditions of the Mariana naval battle, such as the battle between aircraft carriers and so on.

The Battle of Guadalcanal was another major defeat for Japan after the Battle of Midway. After this battle, Japan's strategic advantage no longer existed. In this battle, Japan devoted all its efforts to engage in an unprecedented battle with the U. S. Military on land, in the air, and at sea. The war scenes in this book are magnificently described, restoring the cruel truth of the war to readers.

The Battle of Stalingrad went down in history as a brutal street battle. It was a turning point on the Eastern Front of World War II, with the highest number of participants in history. This book introduces the battle of Stalingrad in detail, tells the performance of Zhukov, Chuikov, Manstein, Paulus and others on the battlefield, allowing readers to appreciate iron and blood, honor and death.

The Normandy landing was codenamed "Operation Overlord" and was currently the largest maritime landing in the world. The Allies deployed more than 10,000 ships of various types, more than 13,000 combat aircraft, and invested a total of 2.88 Million troops. This book records in detail from the planning of the campaign to the successful landing, with both a panoramic narrative and hearty close-ups.

The vast Atlantic Ocean has undercurrents surging because the "wolf pack" is on the move. The German submarine group had an eerie name during World War II - the Wolf Pack. It was the presence of "wolves" that made the blue Atlantic Ocean billow with smoke and became a special battlefield during World War II. From this book, you will see the formation of the "wolf pack", the rampage of the "wolf pack", and the joint efforts of Britain and the United States to round up the "wolf pack". The intense scenes will constantly shock your eyes.

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.

The Battle of El Alamein can be said to be a "show" between Montgomery and Rommel. This battle was not only a showdown of two people's military wisdom, but also a showdown of two people's willpower. If you want to truly understand the cruelty and charm of the Battle of El Alamein, this book will take you into the desert of North Africa, where you will see the competition between two military geniuses, as well as the guns and shouts of death in the desert.

Britain failed to stop Hitler's tanks from rolling through Poland and crushing France. Instead, its own capital was eaten away by the German "eagles". What are the causes of the above tragedies? How did Hitler's plan to bomb Britain come about and how was it implemented? How did the British army and people under the leadership of Churchill respond, and what pictures did they leave behind that will last forever? This book will answer the questions for readers one by one.

The nuclear attack on Japan was the first use of nuclear weapons in world history. The stubborn resistance of the Japanese fascists provided a rare testing ground for the American atomic bomb. The suffocating preparations before the nuclear attack, the tension and excitement during the attack, the eye-popping scenes of destruction after the attack... This book will tell readers the events in detail from a unique perspective.

The Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor marked Japan's official declaration of war on the United States. The Japanese had planned the sneak attack on Pearl Harbor for a long time. Military, diplomatic and even spy infiltration had done enough homework for this sneak attack. What actions is the U. S. Military taking? What did Isoroku Yamamoto, commander of the Japanese Combined Fleet and supreme commander of the Pearl Harbor attack, do and what did he think? This book will answer the questions for readers one by one.

Before World War II, France was known as "Europe's number one military power". Unexpectedly, it became the target of Hitler's Germany in just a few dozen days. How did Germany do it? What orders did Hitler give and what words did he say at that time? What are the psychological activities of French leaders and their military generals, and how do they act? This book details the entire process of the raid on France.

900 days and nights were the years of bitter fighting between the army and the people of Leningrad and the Nazi German army. It was a desperate battle of will and endurance. From Hitler's plot to attack Leningrad to his crazy attack and then the long siege of the city, from Stalin's deployment of troops to Zhukov's desperate defense of the city to the unity of the army and the people to fight against the Germans, this book details the battle scenes at that time and the words and deeds of relevant characters.

The Battle of Midway was a turning point in the war between Japan and the United States in the Pacific. The U. S. Military defeated the Japanese army with a small number and a large number. After this battle, the Americans began to gradually take the initiative on the battlefield, and the Japanese army began to decline after their disastrous defeat. The Japanese Isoroku Yamamoto attempted to use this battle to completely defeat the U. S. Pacific Fleet and completely control the Western Pacific, but failed miserably. What kind of performance does this arrogant naval madman have? This book will fully reveal it to readers.

Moscow, a city of immortality. Napoleon died before, and Hitler knew this history very well. But why did he have to attack Moscow, and why did he delay launching a full-scale offensive until winter? What did his frontline commanders do? This book will answer these questions one by one.