World War II
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The "Hanomag" successor that arrived too late for the war. What the German Sd.Kfz. 307 "Luchs-GPM" infantry fighting vehicle might have become
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By the summer of 1942, the Wehrmacht had reached the obvious limits of its half-track armored personnel carriers. The Sd.Kfz. 251, which had demonstrated ...

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Alexey Isaev. The Economics of War. Cobalt
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All parts of the cycle An article from the Telegram channel “Alexey Isaev. ‘Iron Wind’.” War and military equipment often require specific natural ...

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Alexey Isaev. The Little-Known Great Patriotic War. The Little-Known “Uran”: Why the Germans “Missed” the Counteroffensive at Stalingrad
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All parts of the cycle Issue 964. 07.12.2022. "The Little-Known 'Uran': Why the Germans 'Missed' the Counteroffensive at Stalingrad."   ...

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Evgeny Belash. Armor in the Ruins of Stalingrad
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An article by Evgeny Belash from the WARSPOT website, dated November 23, 2014.   “To the tank. They call it ‘Toteninsel’—‘Death Island.’ Only ...

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Tanks of the Second Reich in World War II
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The history of the twentieth century could have taken a very different course if the German Empire had survived the First World War. Imagine that in 1918 the ...

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An Unknown Weapon of the Great Patriotic War—the Korovin submachine gun
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October 1941 was drawing to a close. The enemy was advancing on Moscow from three directions. The 3rd Tank Group and the 9th Field Army were advancing on ...

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An Alternative Evolution of the KV-13—How Would It Have Changed the History of Soviet Tanks?
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I create 3D models for my own enjoyment and, presumably, for the enjoyment of my readers. The purpose of this post is purely for entertainment and subjective ...

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A Little-Known Episode of the Great Patriotic War. In July 1941, the Soviet Air Force dominated the Baltic region. Why didn't the USSR take advantage of this?
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In the collective consciousness, the summer of 1941 is inextricably linked with images of the Luftwaffe’s devastating strikes against Soviet airfields, burning ...

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Why a country with a million rifles never fired a single shot
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  The Munich Agreement and Surrender Without a Fight   March 1939. The warehouses held 1.2 million rifles, 50,000 machine guns, 424 tanks, and ...

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Nikolai Kolyadko. A Little Bit of Planning
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An article from Nikolai Kolyadko's channel in the VKontakte community. If there’s anything more interesting than reports on actual combat operations, ...

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