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Desanty Velikoi Otechestvennoi voiny [Landings of the Great Patriotic War]
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Save 40%This book is the first in military history literature to compile information on ALL major amphibious operations of the Great Patriotic War, both airborne and naval, Soviet and German, that were of strategic importance and aimed at solving tactical problems. Some of them, such as the Kerch-Feodosia and Vyazma operations, were generally successful and allowed the Soviets to disrupt enemy plans, creating a serious crisis in their rear. Other landings, such as the Dnieper or Peterhof operations, ended in failure and led to unjustified losses.
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This book is the first in military history literature to compile information on ALL major amphibious operations of the Great Patriotic War, both airborne and naval, Soviet and German, that were of strategic importance and aimed at solving tactical problems. Some of them, such as the Kerch-Feodosia and Vyazma operations, were generally successful and allowed the Soviets to disrupt enemy plans, creating a serious crisis in their rear. Other landings, such as the Dnieper or Peterhof operations, ended in failure and led to unjustified losses.
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Data sheet
- Author
- Goncharov Vladislav (editor)
- Publisher
- EKSMO
- ISBN
- 9785699267026
- Format
- Hardcover
- Year Published
- 2008
- Pages
- 512
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This book is the first in military history literature to compile information on ALL major amphibious operations of the Great Patriotic War, both airborne and naval, Soviet and German, that were of strategic importance and aimed at solving tactical problems. Some of them, such as the Kerch-Feodosia and Vyazma operations, were generally successful and allowed the Soviets to disrupt enemy plans, creating a serious crisis in their rear. Other landings, such as the Dnieper or Peterhof operations, ended in failure and led to unjustified losses.