İthaki Yayınları Moskova Önlerinde; Volokolamks Şosesi

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During the second world war, the army invaded poland, denmark, norway and france, and turned to north africa. Hitler, who declared in his kavgam, which he wrote years ago, that the real target was the soviet union, expressed that all these invasions were a preparation for this.

in fact, in june 1941, the army had launched the famous barbarossa operation, which was considered the widest-ranging military campaign in history, with the germans entering soviet territory and beginning to advance towards moscow.

the epic saga of the socialist resistance to fascism, as well as the defense of the fatherland against the occupation, tells about these historical days in the moscow fronts.

the work of the combat correspondent aleksandr a.

bek, based on the interview with the kazah commander momiş-uli, is fully based on real people and events.

this historical documentary narrative becomes, with the master pen of bek, a work of breathtaking reading, with excitement.

Seeing examples of the military genius of general panfilov, reading the hunting experiences of momiş-uli, which he acquired from the steppes of kazakhstan, adapting them to the battlefield, watching the preparation of the red army soldiers for battle not only with military equipment, but also psychologically, you will understand that the reason why the germans lost the war was more than the russian winter (or, more familiarly, general winter).

moscow-premises promises a unique experience of reading.

and in one breath!.

product name: in the moscow pre

volokolamks highway product code: 9786051722627 author: aleksandr a.

bek year of publication: 2018 cover type: cardboard cover number of pages: 608 paper type: 2. Dough turner:

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• Origin: TR