Soviet Union raid

Author: Ye Pifan Makalev
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Publish Date: 2004-06-01
Features: A complete record of classic World War II battles. "Operation Barbarossa," the biggest deception in the history of world war. The largest "blitzkrieg" in the scale of World War II. The biggest blow the German army faced during World War II. Stalin should have known that Hitler was a person he could never make a deal with. Although he made what seemed like the only wise choice at the time, and although he knew a war was inevitable, he did not expect that Hitler was so skilled at feigning retreat while secretly advancing, successfully directing the biggest strategic deception in history within a short time, and carrying out one after another near-perfect annihilation battles.
Time and space shift, let us dispel the mist of history, and that largest, most brutal, and most savage "blitzkrieg" is unfolding with heart-stirring intensity. The book is divided into nine chapters, including "A Treaty Destined to Be Shattered," "The Hidden Eastward Expedition," and "The Darkest Dawn," among others, recording the entire process of the invasion of the Soviet Union. Pictures and memoranda related to this battle are provided at the beginning of the book.