Between September 1941 and August 1943 the Red Army and the Wehrmacht fought four battles for control of Kharkov - the Soviet Union's fifth most populous city. Kharkov had been identified as a primary target by Hitler during the German Army's drive into the Eastern Ukraine in order that its industrial facilities could be harnessed to the Nazi war effort. Kharkov became the focus of ferocious battles between the combatants as they repeatedly vied for control of the city until the late summer of 1943, by which time over seventy per cent of it had been destroyed. In The Four Battles for Kharkov 1941-43, Mark Healy shows how armour and tactics evolved during the period by studying this one pivotal city, and how each battle was won. No other book has addressed each of these battles as a sequence, how the outcome of each had ramifications for the next offensive, and why the Wehrmacht - so superior in materiel - finally gave up the fight in 1943.

Four Battles of Kharkov

Mark Healy

History Press

<p>Regarded as one of the greatest battles in history, the Battle of Cannae was the most catastrophic defeat ever suffered by the Roman Army. The battle is a masterpiece of battlefield control and Hannibal's stratagem has become a model of the perfectly fought battle, studied in detail at military academies all over the world. This fascinating account reconstructs the battle in detail as well as studying Hannibal's Italian campaign in general, with particular attention to the battles of the Trebbia and Lake Trasimene.</p>

The Battle of Cannae Hannibal's Greatest Victory

History

Military

Osprey

<p>This book combines Men-at-Arms 121: ‘Armies of the Carthaginian Wars’ and Campaign 36: ‘Cannae 216 BC’ in a detailed decription of the army of the ledgendary Hannibal and his campaign against Rome, including the crossing of the Alps and the classic battle at Cannae. This book is written by two of the most eminent scholars of the Classical World and superbly illustrated by Richard Hook and Angus McBride.</p>

Hannibal's War With Rome: The Armies and Campaigns 216 BC (Special Editions (Military))

Terence Wise

Ancient Civilizations

Osprey_Publishing

WPTCM2 Warpaint Books - Camouflage & Markings: Armour in Theatre Normandy Campaign Part I: British and Canadian Forces Volume 2 by Mark Healy (2015-08-02)

Americas

Guideline

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