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This book has been reprinted with the kind permission and cooperation of Ullstein Verlag, Munich Germany; Originally Published in German as Unternehmen Barbarossa by Ullstein Verlag GMBH, Munich Germany; Translated from German by Ewald Osers; The publishers wish to thank the following individuals for their help in providing new photos for this edition: Roger Bender, Jost W. Schneider, Richard Wilson, Richard Warfield; This account of World War II covers the details of Germany's invasion of Russia from the beginning of Operation Barbarossa to the death of the Sixth Army at Stalingrad. Although written before the release of some Soviet archives, Carell's narrative of war on the Eastern front , in an excellent translation, provides unforgettable coverage of this part of a bloddy conflict..

This book has been reprinted with the kind permission and cooperation of Ullstein Verlag, Munich Germany; Originally Published in German as Unternehmen Barbarossa by Ullstein Verlag GMBH, Munich Germany; Translated from German by Ewald Osers; The publishers wish to thank the following individuals for their help in providing new photos for this edition: Roger Bender, Jost W. Schneider, Richard Wilson, Richard Warfield; This account of World War II covers the details of Germany's invasion of Russia from the beginning of Operation Barbarossa to the death of the Sixth Army at Stalingrad. Although written before the release of some Soviet archives, Carell's narrative of war on the Eastern front , in an excellent translation, provides unforgettable coverage of this part of a bloddy conflict..

Operation Zitadelle, July 1943, The Decisive Battle of World War II (Franz Kurowski). Hardcover, small format (6"x9"), 442 pages with 44 pages of black and white photographs, 22 mostly full-page maps and 18 pages of appendices. Unternehmen Zitadelle (Operation Citadel) was the last chance for the German forces in the east to wrest supremacy from the Red Army by cutting off substantial numbers of their forces inside the Kursk salient. The battle developed into a titanic struggle as the Germans repeatedly mounted ferocious attacks and the soviets defended tenaciously. The culmination of the offensive was the large armored engagements at Prochorowka (Prokorovka) on 12 and 13 July, 1943-the largest action of its type in the history of warfare. There are detailed accounts of the armored clash from the viewpoint of the 3 SS divisions involved. The author, Franz Kurowski, has interviewed many of the German participants of the battle and numerous dramatic personal accounts are featured most of which are published here for the first time. All aspects of the battle are covered, including the operations of both air forces. Also included is an account of the Soviet counteroffensive against the German-held Orel salient, a kind of "Russian Kursk", where the Soviets attempted to cut off a large number of German forces. This book is an exciting account of one of the most crucial battles of World War II.

Operation Zitadelle, July 1943, The Decisive Battle of World War II (Franz Kurowski). Hardcover, small format (6"x9"), 442 pages with 44 pages of black and white photographs, 22 mostly full-page maps and 18 pages of appendices. Unternehmen Zitadelle (Operation Citadel) was the last chance for the German forces in the east to wrest supremacy from the Red Army by cutting off substantial numbers of their forces inside the Kursk salient. The battle developed into a titanic struggle as the Germans repeatedly mounted ferocious attacks and the soviets defended tenaciously. The culmination of the offensive was the large armored engagements at Prochorowka (Prokorovka) on 12 and 13 July, 1943-the largest action of its type in the history of warfare. There are detailed accounts of the armored clash from the viewpoint of the 3 SS divisions involved. The author, Franz Kurowski, has interviewed many of the German participants of the battle and numerous dramatic personal accounts are featured most of which are published here for the first time. All aspects of the battle are covered, including the operations of both air forces. Also included is an account of the Soviet counteroffensive against the German-held Orel salient, a kind of "Russian Kursk", where the Soviets attempted to cut off a large number of German forces. This book is an exciting account of one of the most crucial battles of World War II.