The Battle of KurskUniversity Press of Kansas, 1999 - 472 頁 A study of the Battle of Kursk (at Prokhorovka), one of the largest tank engagements in world history, which led to staggering losses - imncluding nearly 200,000 Soviet and 50,000 German casualties within the first ten days of fighting. Drawing on both German and Soviet sources, David M. Glantz and Jonathan M. House seek to separate myth from fact to show what really happened at Kursk and how it affected the outcome of World War II. Their access to Soviet archive material adds detail to what is known about this conflict, enabling them to reconstruct events from both perspectives and describe combat down to the tactical level. |
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10th Tank Corps 11th Panzer 11th Panzer Division 12 July 1st Tank Army 2d Tank 5th Guards Tank 69th Army 6th Guards Army advance aircraft Antiaircraft Artillery Regiment Antitank Artillery Regiment antitank rifles armor Army's Artillery Brigade assault guns attack August Aviation Division-Colonel Battle of Kursk Belgorod Central Front combat commander Corps-Major defensive belt Fourth Panzer Army German Army Grossdeutschland Guards Rifle Corps Guards Rifle Division Guards Rifle Regiment Guards Tank Army Guards Tank Corps Hitler III Panzer Corps Infantry Division Katukov's Kempf Kharkov kilometers Kursk Bulge left flank Leibstandarte Lieutenant Moscow Northern Donets Oboian offensive Operation Citadel Orel Panzer Division Panzer Grenadier Regiment penetration Prokhorovka Psel River Red Army Rifle Division-Colonel Rifle Division-Major right flank Rotmistrov Sbornik sector self-propelled guns Separate Tank Regiment Soviet Soviet forces SS Panzer Corps Stavka Steppe Front strength Tank Brigade Tank Brigade-Colonel tanks and self-propelled Totenkopf Vasilevsky Vatutin Voenizdat Voronezh Front XXXXVIII Panzer Corps Zhukov