Stuart Britton Livres

Focusing on the Soviet perspective, the book delves into the significant battle of Kursk, highlighting the Red Army's true costs and achievements, particularly at Prokhorovka. It analyzes the impact of strategic errors and poor decisions that hindered the Voronezh Front's ability to counter the Fourth Panzer Army's offensive. The narrative also emphasizes the courageous and selfless actions of Soviet soldiers during this critical conflict, providing a nuanced understanding of their experiences and sacrifices.

The story of one of the great fighter pilots of the jet age.

The book delves into the tragic miscalculations of the Soviet Supreme High Command during World War II, particularly focusing on the catastrophic defeats at Viaz'ma and Briansk in October 1941. Drawing from previously undisclosed documents, the author recounts the events leading to the loss of countless soldiers, including his own father, Colonel N.I. Lopukhovsky. This edition includes insights from German military archives, revealing the true scale of Red Army losses. Enhanced with photographs, maps, and tables, the narrative aims to shed light on a largely overlooked military disaster.

Examining the battle from primarily the Soviet side, Zamulin reveals the real costs and real achievements of the Red Army at Kursk, and especially Prokhorovka.

A companion work to the author's study of II SS Panzer Corps' offensive and the culminating clash at Prokhorovka.