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The Invasion Of The Soviet Union Saw The Red ArmyS Vast Tank Fleets Crushed By The Outnumbered Germans. Fully Illustrated And Packed With Data, This Book Explains How And Why.Contrary To Popular Belief, The Largest Tank Battles Of World War Ii Were Not During The Kursk Campaign Of 1943, But During Operation Barbarossa In The Summer Of 1941. The Soviet Tank Fleet Was Enormous About 24,000 Tanks Facing About 3,500 Panzers. But Despite The Gross Numerical Imbalance In Their Favor, The Summer 1941 Campaign Was A Disaster For The Red Army.In This Book, Based On Documents Previously Unpublished In The English Language, WorldRenowned Armor Expert Steven J. Zaloga Analyses Why The Red Army Performed So Badly In Barbarossa. During The Summer Months, The Red Army Lost About 15,000 Tanks Including Most Of Its Best New Tanks Such As The T34S And Kvs, And By Winter, Most Of The PreWar Arsenal Had Been Lost. It Was Dubbed The Tankoviy Pogrom: The Tank Massacre.Illustrated With Archive Photos And Meticulously Detailed Original Illustrations, It Examines The Organization And Doctrine Of The Red Army In 1941 As Well As The Principal Tank Types, Including Information And Illustrations On Unusual And LittleKnown Types Such As The MultiTurreted T28 And T35 Heavy Tanks.
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The book on Soviet Tanks in Barbarossa 1941 has some great insights, but I found a few sections could've used more depth. The images are nice, but the layout feels a bit cluttered. Still, it’s a decent read if you’re interested in WWII armor. Just don’t expect every tank to get equal coverage.
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Amit Verma
Disappointed in the Quality
I was really excited about the Soviet Tanks book, but when it arrived, the print quality was much lower than I expected. Some pages were blurry and hard to read. I appreciate the content, but I wish the production values were better. Not what I hoped for.
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Maxim Petrov
Great Detail for History Buffs
I recently picked up the Soviet Tanks in Barbarossa 1941 from New Vanguard and I love it! The illustrations are top-notch and the historical details are super informative. Really helps me understand the context of those tanks during the war. Perfect for anyone into military history or model making!
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