Day of Military Glory. The beginning of the counteroffensive of the Soviet troops in the Battle of Moscow

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Federal Law No. 32-FZ of 13 March 1995 of the year defined a special day, the Day of Military Glory of Russia, on the calendar of military holidays and memorable dates. The day the Soviet forces launched a counter-offensive in the battle of Moscow in 1941. 5 December The Red Army launched an active phase of the counteroffensive on a broad front from Kalinin in the north to Yelets in the south, which led to a crushing defeat that seemed invincible to Hitler’s armada.

Day of Military Glory. The beginning of the counteroffensive of the Soviet troops in the Battle of Moscow


This was the first defeat of the fascist forces, who until then had been accustomed exclusively to marches and with smiles on their faces to pass through the European capitals, to take towns from a swoop, pre-showering their inhabitants with a hail of bombs, shooting from long-range guns if they had the audacity to resist then "bearers of democracy." So it was with a variety of cities, but it did not happen with Moscow. And the “General Frost”, which was not composed by liberal historians, and the notorious “supply difficulties” stopped a huge army of Germany and countries in vassal dependence on it. The Nazis were stopped by the heroic Soviet soldier in the broadest sense of the word - the soldier behind whom stood the people and the Fatherland. He fought to the death and deserved immortality, even if he fell then - in 41-m, slain by a bullet or a fragment of the enemy.



As a result of the counteroffensive, the Hitlerites were thrown back from the Soviet capital, and their dreams of marching along the Red Square remained frozen in ice and snow under Mozhaisk and Volokolamsk, Maloyaroslavets and Rzhev. The bravura songs of Nazi Germany lost their frank major, and for the first time in the Reich slipped a note of doubt about whether "it was necessary ..." Then she slipped only in units, including relatives and friends of those German soldiers, from whom only birch remained in the Moscow Region crosses with helmets pierced on them.

From the speech of I.V. Stalin:
The German invaders counted (...) on the weakness of the Red Army and the Red fleet, believing that the German army and the German fleet will be able to overturn and scatter our army and our fleet from the first blow, opening the way for unhindered advance into the depths of our country. But the Germans cruelly miscalculated here too, overestimating their strength (...). Of course, our army and our fleet are still young (...) they have not yet managed to become fully staffed, while they have before them a manned fleet and a manned army of Germans who have been at war for 2 years. But, firstly, the morale of our army is higher than that of the German one, because it defends its homeland from foreign invaders and believes in the rightness of its cause, while the German army wages an invasive war and robs a foreign country, unable to believe at least for a minute in the rightness of his vile deed. There can be no doubt that the idea of ​​protecting our Fatherland, in the name of which our people are fighting, should give rise to and indeed give rise to heroes in our army, cementing the Red Army, while ideas of capturing and robbing a foreign country, in the name of which the Germans actually wage war , should give rise and indeed gives rise to professional robbers in the German army, deprived of any moral principles and corrupting the German army. (...)
And if these fierce imperialists and the worst reactionaries still continue to dress up in the toga of “nationalists” and “socialists”, then they do this in order to deceive the people, fool the simpletons and cover up their predatory imperialist essence with the flag of “nationalism” and “socialism”.


By the beginning of December 1941, the overwhelming majority of foreign newspapers wrote off Moscow, practicing forecasts only as to whether the Germans would have time to take the city before Christmas (Catholic), or they would have to “linger” on the approaches to the capital of the USSR for another two or three weeks. ". However, the Moscow counter-attack was inflicted so suddenly and effectively that neither for Christmas nor for any other special holiday did the Hitlerites have legs in the capital. Although ... Why not? They nevertheless passed ... Then ... In front of watering machines, under escort, under the hated glances of thousands of Muscovites who took to the streets to look at the "superhumans" whom the Russian army had broken the back of Moscow, buried three times in Hitler's speeches and notes from a number of Western publications.



From the memo (the spelling and punctuation of the source are preserved) by the commander (at that time) of the Western Front troops G.K. Zhukov from November November 30 1941 (with the offensive plan near Moscow) to Commissar of Defense Comrade Stalin:

P.3
The immediate task is to strike Klin-Solnechnogorsk and in the Istra direction to smash the enemy’s main grouping on the right wing and to knock off the Nodal and Mother of God (k) flank and rear of the Guderian group to smash the enemy on the left wing of the armies of the Western Front.
P.4
In order to constrain the enemy forces on the rest of the front and to deprive him of the possibility of transferring troops 5, 33, 43, 49, 50, armies of the front are going on the offensive with limited objectives.
P.5
Main grouping aviation (3/4) will be aimed at interacting with the right strike force and the rest with the left Lieutenant General Golikov.


The document is Stalin's stroke with the resolution "I agree."




Behind these seemingly simple and mean phrases there is, firstly, a colossal intensity in preparation for the state of affairs at the front, and secondly, that feat, which by definition cannot be put to any formulations.

Early in the morning of December 5, the connections of the left wing of the Kalininsky Front, and around 14: 00 (MSK) and the connections of the right flank of the 5 Army, launched their striking blows at the enemy. This clearly violated the plans of the Nazis, as German field marshal von Buck argued about the practical impossibility of concentrating Soviet troops for a counteroffensive.

At the time of the counteroffensive of the Red Army, the preponderance of the Nazis in l / s was 1,7 million against 1,1 million for the Soviet formations, in tanks - 1170 against 774, in mortars and guns -13,5 thousand against 7652. The only power segment where the USSR had an advantage was the air fleet: 1000 aircraft against 615 from the Nazis.

6 December 1 Shock entered into action, as well as 13, 20 and 30 armies. The 7 and 8 of December were connected to the offensive by the right flank and the center of the 16 Army and the task force of Lieutenant-General F. Kostenko, the left-flank connections of the 16 Army, the task force of Lieutenant General P. Belov, and 3-I and 50- I am the army. The fierce battles took place on the Istra, Klin, Yelets, Solnechnogorsk directions.

In the battle of Moscow, the German army lost about half a million soldiers and officers, no less than 1250 tanks, 2,5 thousand guns, military vehicles.



From materials of the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation:

For valor and courage shown in battles 40 units and formations were awarded the title of Guards, 36 thousand soldiers were awarded orders and medals, 187 people were awarded the title Hero of the Soviet Union and Hero of the Russian Federation (later). The medal "For the Defense of Moscow" was awarded to more than 1 million people (including about 381 thousand soldiers and about 639 thousand civilians). 8 May 1965 Moscow was awarded the honorary title "Hero City".
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  1. -33
    5 December 2015 07: 26
    Of course, I admire the feat of soldiers, but the article was presented so that almost Stalin stopped the Germans, the speech, the resolution on the plan, this is certainly good, but the question arises: Who let the Germans go to Moscow?
    1. +36
      5 December 2015 07: 48
      Igor, you're wrong! There has never been a case in history when an army defeats in spite of its commander. There has never been a case in which a country triumphs in spite of the one who led it. The people won the war not in spite of Stalin, but thanks to Stalin.
      1. -25
        5 December 2015 07: 53
        According to your logic, so thanks to Stalin we were in a situation of 41 years?
        Unpreparedness for war, the belief that the Germans will not attack, and so on.
        1. +14
          5 December 2015 08: 13
          Resonist? Or did another liberal crap start?
          1. +5
            5 December 2015 15: 41
            Darkness

            Young, but stupid. He really doesn’t get it. Education bookmarks are affecting.
            1. +3
              6 December 2015 16: 41
              Unfortunately, the myths of the liberals (and, frankly speaking, the slanderous rumors launched by external opponents) penetrated society

              Naive. even a stupid lie (such as Stalin decapitated the army and then slept through the attack - and the people defeated the Germans against him) - and the second - Stalin hatched insidious plans to attack Europe himself) still walks in the minds of citizens of both Russia and Kazakhstan

              Of course, now more and more people understand. that, generally, thank God that the bourgeoisie of the whole world did not rush to Eurasia (as they were supposed to in geopolitical science) as a whole

              I still wonder why the Germans (uniting Europe - in fact it was NATO at that time) did not unite with Amers and England and together they did not kill Eurasia, a thousand-year-old geopolitical enemy, represented by the USSR. I think that this is the merit of Soviet diplomacy and foreign policy.

              I think that the Soviet leadership was forced to maneuver better than during "rafting" - and the price of a mistake would have been the death of all of Eurasia (at least the hardest defeat and slavery of peoples for centuries)
              The entire legacy of Attila, the Kipchaks, the Golden Horde and tsarist Russia would be "spoiled"

              Thank God, this did not happen, in the post-war years the victorious Eurasia built a society - a dream - the USSR and reached unprecedented heights of a just society and a standard of living. created an enclave of freedom and independence from the dollar and "world oppressors"

              And even the betrayal of the 90's and the collapse of the Union still did not put an end to Eurasia as the world of civilization and the center of power. There is no USSR, but Russia is standing, and the integration process has not gone anywhere and is going on - Belarus and Kazakhstan have retained strong states, Kyrgyzstan and Armenia are weaker. but they are reunited with us, and there are others - like drops of mercury merge into one
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        2. +25
          5 December 2015 08: 16
          Yaranee lived near Moscow, in Kryukovo, 41 km from Moscow, the remains of the Unknown Soldier that lies on Red Square are taken from there, further towards Moscow-Skhodnya, about 25 km to Moscow (in the sense of the center, not to the outskirts) -that is to Skhodnya The Germans reached us. At our school there was a stump of a birch trunk — all in fragments and bullets. And the building was protected in Kryukovo — there was an ambulance there — they fought for him, as for Pavlov’s house in Stalingrad — it was completely beaten with bullets and fragments .And we found so many little traces of war — I myself found a rifle without a stock and fore-end — well, everything was iron, a 3-ruler, some kind of saber without a handle, a bayonet — our, 4-faced, and not countable cartridges. there were 2 dams and a river connected them — all together 5 kilometers long and very deep, and only already in the 4th grade, I learned that it was an anti-tank ditch. We had an elderly teacher, she talked about it, she dug with others him. I was struck by a monstrous moat, dug by hand ... hi
        3. +4
          5 December 2015 15: 51
          Quote: Igor39
          According to your logic, so thanks to Stalin we were in a situation of 41 years?
          Unpreparedness for war, the belief that the Germans will not attack, and so on.

          As the leader of the country I.V. Stalin is responsible for the situation of 1941. but in terms of most likely excessive credulity to his staff - Tymoshenko, Meretskov, Zhukov, Shaposhnikov, Pav
          fishing for others with big stars. What didn’t he give them ?! Tanks -3x, airplanes-3.5th, art-2.5th numerical superiority over the Wehrmacht, -2.5 times for automatic infantry weapons (except for machine guns). that our rifle division will defeat 1.5 infantry, and the tank division up to 3 infantry or 2 tank?! Didn’t they knock themselves on the chest convincing Stalin that there was nothing new in German military thought and we were ready to tear the adversary’s head and march, march on Berlin?! Were they not repeating, with little blood and on foreign territory?! How could he not believe them, steep-shaven and multi-star?
          What could he have expected such a rout of the western districts under the strict guidance of marshals and generals who stupidly set up their troops?! And then in the 1st week of the war asking for resignation?! And after the death of Stalin who had the audacity to declare that we were not ready for the war? did not give to manage?
          Without such self-sacrifice and heroism of the Soviet people at the front and in the rear and the mind and will of Stalin, we would not have won this war in 4 years.
          1. -3
            5 December 2015 16: 38
            Zhukov, Shaposhnikov and other generals, and marshals were not shots, as you called them. You are full of nonsense. Read the memoirs of G.K.Zhukov, the pre-war situation is well shown.
            1. +1
              5 December 2015 17: 13
              Quote: bober1982
              Zhukov, Shaposhnikov and other generals, and marshals were not shots, as you called them. You are full of nonsense. Read the memoirs of G.K.Zhukov, the pre-war situation is well shown.

              What isn’t Stalin’s military cadres?! Who then?! Vanka company companies?! So those unknown heroic Vanka took a dash with such leading cadres. That the people's commissar and the chiefs of the general staff (Shaposhnikov, Meretskov, Zhukov) did not know that the Wehrmacht was 100% mobilized May 1940?! That Germany, having spent 2 companies in 2 years, didn’t declare war on anyone, but immediately switched to large-scale military operations by powerful strike groups in narrow sections of the invasion in order to encircle the enemy’s troops?! And what will they do differently against the USSR ?! And what Zhukov will write about it in his memoirs, that he and the highest general of the USSR are guilty of the tragedy of 1941?! What against the strike groups of the Wehrmacht, we had 3-4 unmobilized divisions with a 35-45 km covering line per division and a PTO density of 1- 2 guns per 1 km?! What, thanks to the efforts of the NCO and the General Staff, we allowed the enemy 6–12 times superiority in forces and means in the direction of the main attacks?! And much more that they did not want to remember.
            2. +5
              5 December 2015 18: 10
              Read the memoirs of G.K.Zhukov ...
              And which of the "memories" will say that he is guilty of something? In the memoirs, all the military leaders are so smart, and one is stupid - JV Stalin.
              1. 0
                5 December 2015 20: 02
                Marshal Zhukov always respected I.V. Stalin, including as the Supreme Commander-in-Chief. Zhukov himself never looked for smart, stupid and guilty.
                1. -4
                  6 December 2015 05: 39
                  Zhukov was a butcher, and just see how he behaved in the Victory Parade
                  1. +5
                    6 December 2015 17: 45
                    Quote: SectaHaki
                    Zhukov was a butcher, and just see how he behaved in the Victory Parade

                    Well, yes, just like that, in an apron with an ax and drove out .... Thick.
                    1. -2
                      7 December 2015 03: 26
                      It's a pity you weren't around bully . He rode out in bursting trousers, so he would not have prevented an apron ... He behaved badly on the podium.
          2. +4
            5 December 2015 17: 53
            Quote: Predator
            we would not have won this war in 4 years.

            And you did not win this war. She won the people under the guidance of just those
            Quote: Predator
            marshals and generals who stupidly substituted their troops

            It is easy from the next century, having a Wikipedia and a cutter tryndet about mediocrity. How many fights have you won, our gifted? World of tanks not to offer.
            1. +2
              5 December 2015 19: 19
              You kindly confuse something. We are generalizing the USSR. And reproaching me for being a priori in that war could not be stupid. I didn’t lose a fight in my place, I lost my boys and was wounded twice, but I didn’t command the NPO and the General Staff. I fought like a simple Vanka company and I have nothing to be ashamed of.
              And I’ll answer you - well, who, apart from Zhukov from the top leadership of the Red Army, remained in place by 1943?! Silence? Well, rightly, since there weren’t any left.
              But you’re so smart, tell the people who is to blame ?! There’s no need for nonsense about surprise and unpreparedness. Each unpreparedness has a rank and a surname.
              1. 0
                6 December 2015 12: 43
                Quote: Predator
                I fought like a simple Vanka company and I’m not ashamed of anything

                But now imagine that in about twenty years some "Experts" will look for jambs in your actions and make an "Expert" name for themselves. And it will not matter that there were no jambs. About "keep quiet?" - Until the end of the war Tymoshenko was a representative of the Headquarters of the State Defense Committee and was far from behind the lines. Well and further ...
                Quote: Predator
                And you're so smart, tell the people who is to blame?

                Not that he is very smart, but not crazy. And I have enough sense not to indiscriminately appoint the guilty, as you do. From my heart I recommend K. Simonov "Through the eyes of a man of my generation" and V. Karpov "Generalissimo". I am not claiming that this is the ultimate truth, but .... Read it.
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      2. +13
        5 December 2015 08: 45
        It's a shame that the film premiere was postponed from November to the end of January. recourse

        1. avt
          +7
          5 December 2015 10: 55
          Quote: Nevsky_ZU
          It's a shame that the film premiere was postponed from November to the end of January.

          request So I waited on November 16th ..... request From the passages - it turns out a lot! good On steeper "Dnieper border", and maybe "Brest Fortress" will bypass. I really hope that it will rise to the level of the Soviet ones - "The Living and the Dead", They fought for the Motherland ",,, Hot Snow".
      3. 0
        5 December 2015 23: 08
        I certainly admire the feat of soldiers
    2. +4
      5 December 2015 08: 15
      What story did you learn at school? I suspect that you definitely did not finish the Soviet school.
      1. +1
        5 December 2015 08: 19
        Immediate task strike Klin-Solnechnogorsk and in Istra
        - Solnechnogorsk from Moscow is about 55 km, Klin is about 80 km, Istra is also relatively far west of Solnechnogorsk.
        1. +3
          5 December 2015 10: 15
          Is Istra far west of Solnechnogorsk? Look at the map !!!! IMHO 55th kilometer of Volokolamsk highway (specify laziness, but I don’t remember the exact number on the kilometer column on the contrary of the New Jerusalem Monastery).
          And the directions are DIFFERENT, because between Istra and Solnechnogorsk there is such a "trifle" as the Istra reservoir.
          1. +2
            5 December 2015 12: 11
            So I say, to the west. Between Istra and Solnechnogorsk, in addition to the reservoir, there is also a forest - I got lost there when I went for mushrooms, I went just in that direction — Dedovsk was like that. ((.
            And New Jerusalem is far from Kryukovo, but again I will not say that many kilometers — I just know that it takes a long time to go there.
            1. 0
              5 December 2015 18: 46
              Once again I suggest taking a look at the map. If Istra, located almost strictly to the south of Solnechnogorsk, is located to the west for you, then ... your surname is "Susanin". And I won't go on a hike with you ...
      2. -5
        5 December 2015 08: 36
        In a Soviet school, but what?
        1. +15
          5 December 2015 08: 42
          Eternal glory to our fallen soldiers. soldier Only one thing is insulting that they put their heads, but that in 45 years their children and grandchildren will give up without a fight. Damn, so I want to look into the future to see how the Dnieper River will once again become Russian throughout its entire length. And now even Kharkov is hostile sad
        2. +1
          5 December 2015 10: 50
          Did you manage to finish?
    3. -4
      5 December 2015 08: 20
      Well, what's the answer to it? Really L.P. Beria? Maybe Pavlov?
    4. +17
      5 December 2015 09: 12
      Quote: Igor39
      so almost Stalin stopped the Germans,

      Quote: Igor39
      Who missed the Germans to Moscow?

      1. "Stalin" "made" so that the Germans broke through only to Moscow and the Volga, and not to the Ural Mountains.
      2. No one is immune from mistakes, but without the industrialization of the first five-year plans, there is no need to talk about victory at all ... Our country simply wouldn’t exist ... We are behind 100 years!
      3. The experience of the Austro-Prussian war shows that Austrians armed with smoothbore guns lost in humans 3 times more soldiers than Prussians armed with rifles ...
      There are a lot of such examples in history, a lag of 1 generation leads to losses of 1 to 3. Multiply this by a fully mobilized army, and our miscalculations ... But the fact is the fact of the loss of armed soldiers, we and the "Germans" are comparable ... The main damage to the civilian population from the inhumanity of the Nazis, from war crimes ... But this is "merit" "Collective Hitler", not "Collective Stalin"
      1. -5
        5 December 2015 10: 29
        You can’t do without a little digression into history. The struggle of the West against Russia has deep roots, one can recall at least the events of the Patriotic War of 1812. Both wars began according to a rather similar scenario and almost on the same day - June 22 and 24. They began with an unprovoked invasion of superior aggressor forces, which included troops from various European countries. Moreover, in both cases, the leadership of the aggressor state declared its intention to strike England. And in 1812, and in

        1941, our troops were concentrated on the western borders. But here the similarity ends.

        The Russian military commanders of 1812 - primarily MB Barclay de Tolly, managed to withdraw troops from the western provinces almost to the walls of Moscow. Napoleon could not, as he usually did, impose a general battle on the border for us, could not surround the Russian army. Why? Yes, because the Russian commanders of that time knew the enemy, his habits, his methods of action - and accordingly could foresee the development of events.
        1. +1
          5 December 2015 10: 59
          it is all beautifully written, but completely meaningless.

          the phrase "anticipation in deployment" as I understand it, does not mean anything to you, well, okay
        2. +3
          5 December 2015 11: 51
          Igor, though you are a marshal, you don't understand anything about strategy. You write "In 1941, our troops were concentrated on the western borders.", Sorry, if a war with Germany is expected, the troops should be stationed in the Novosibirsk region? I will add that many speculators from history like to do phallometry, comparing the number of tanks, kilometers of aircraft and the volume of guns, without bothering with logistics, manpower and those who actually won the war - quartermasters. If you knew, for example, which soldiers consisted of the Soviet divisions in the Bialystok salient, then such things about "deployment at the border" were never written again.
          1. 0
            5 December 2015 12: 19
            And the strategy was to give the equipment to be torn to pieces and trophies and burden the logistics of Germans with millions of prisoners? or how?
            1. +4
              5 December 2015 15: 38
              Tell me, will you stand in a street fight against the world karate champion if you have been playing chess all your life? The army consisted of 70% conscripts, a mess in supplies left by the "innocent victims of Stalinist repressions" and the organization was terrifying. I am surprised how the Germans did not come out on the 4th day to Smolensk and Kharkov. And you all about the technique. And that technique, it was not very good. The regular diesel engine did not pull the KV, the T-34 - on the Kharkov women, on the periscopes there were polished steel plates instead of DSLRs. At the beginning of the war, equipment was supposed to be removed from the national economy according to the state, but what kind of national economy in the former, for example, Polish Poland? This is not a computer game: I pressed a button and you have everything. And millions of prisoners are explained in an elementary way. For a conscript soldier to fight, he definitely needs a professional commander. An army without commanders is a crowd of armed people. The lieutenant has been trained for 4 years. Tell me, how can you shorten the time to provide the army with professional commanders, an army that has grown from 1938 million to 1,8-plus people since 5? Wars are won by quartermasters.
              1. 0
                6 December 2015 03: 56
                Especially if they spoil "their own", as it was most of all in Russian-Japanese.
          2. -3
            6 December 2015 04: 52
            That's for sure ... they located the warehouses very well, so the Germans got everything, even almost all the SVT
            1. 0
              6 December 2015 15: 00
              About supplies and rifles. "In passing, I will note that the loss of reserves ... previously under the jurisdiction of the western border districts affected here. However, this amount was not so great." Head of GAU USSR, Marshal of Artillery Yakovlev. "About artillery and a little about yourself" - M .: Voenizdat, 1981 chapter three, page 84. Leave the fantasies about the catastrophic abandonment of warehouses located three meters from the border.
              1. 0
                7 December 2015 02: 03
                Is it really so? Of the million or more produced by the Red Army SVT, about 100 thousand fell, the rest went to the Germans.
        3. +1
          5 December 2015 17: 34
          Aviation was not then, which even in the interwar period began to play a decisive role. Although even intelligence in the WWII already zanchil a lot. And Napoleon in Russia did not have as many friends as Adik, from among the same pests, maniacs ...
        4. 0
          6 December 2015 18: 40
          in 12 they won thanks to Scythian tactics. By burning cities and villages before retreating.
          1. 0
            7 December 2015 03: 01
            Due to the fact that there are four holes from the bayonet and four forks from the forks, armored trains and mustard guns from the airplanes, rapid-firing artillery and Tukhachevsky machine guns were not yet invented. Also, the steppe inhabitants began to thin out their spearguns with their arrows back in Austria from 1805.
    5. +3
      5 December 2015 11: 05
      The Germans were just stronger. That’s the whole explanation.
      1. 0
        6 December 2015 13: 09
        Four times weaker ... In this situation, what other explanations can there be except that they were helped by "some"?
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      0
      5 December 2015 20: 29
      Quote: Igor39
      Of course, I admire the feat of soldiers, but the article was presented so that almost Stalin stopped the Germans, the speech, the resolution on the plan, this is certainly good, but the question arises: Who let the Germans go to Moscow?


      I agree with my friend. Stalin's army in the western regions of the USSR was defeated in the 41st, then the people and what was left in other parts of the country fought, when it became clear that the Japanese would go the other way. By the way, there are Siberian units near Moscow. Old people from near Naro-Fominsk told me how all the fields there were strewn with Siberians ... I'm not talking about Moscow cadets, the NKVD, etc. who just moved. so not everything was so smooth. What Stalin did well was the evacuation of industry, but perhaps it would not have come to this if it had been wisely, and not "the armor is strong and our tanks are fast ..."

      The article is sometimes inadequate. What does "democracy carriers" have to do with it? The fascists were the bearers of the National Socialist dictatorship, they did not hide it. These are two opposites. All the "democrats" (communists, supporters of the Weimar republic) were sent to the camps. And what kind of "liberal historians", where are they "liberal"? Understand the definitions, otherwise you are writing stupidity.
    7. +1
      5 December 2015 22: 24
      Quote: Igor39
      Who missed the Germans to Moscow?


      sad
      According to the law of the spirit, the Germans (at the head of all Europe) .. were supposed to occupy Moscow on December 5 of the 1941.
      And no power on earth was able to prevent this. sad
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      Since 10 years before that .. exactly 5 December 1931 year, was blown up
      The temple. built by vow. Cathedral of Christ the Savior and deliverer from the Napoleonic invasion.
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      Yes!! It was thanks to Stalin that the Germans were stopped. And they did not take Moscow.
      Because Stalin fulfilled the orders of the Blessed Virgin Mary, which Metropolitan Eli gave to Stalin.
      And then the Queen of Heaven begged the Lord to have mercy on Russia.
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    10. +1
      6 December 2015 21: 53
      You need to re-read the story! Stalin - Supreme Commander, later Generalissimo of the USSR! And the main thing is not a battle, and a battle - but, WAR, was eventually won! Yes, huge sacrifices! GLORY AND ETERNAL MEMORY OF THE Fallen !!! AND HEALTH TO VETERANS OF LONG YEARS OF LIFE !!! That's what you need to THINK about. And not worried about the Laurels!
  2. +11
    5 December 2015 07: 27
    Judging by the summer hats, the guys in the last photo planned for 2 weeks (as Adolf promised them) to calmly get to Moscow.
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    2. +10
      5 December 2015 08: 17
      In fact, it’s known from history that Hitler hoped to capture Moscow before the fall of the road, but the stubborn resistance of the Red Army near Kiev, where Hitler was forced to turn the 2nd Guderian tank group for the early defeat of the encircled group, led to the Germans they came to the finish line as they believed in Moscow, not in August-September 1941, but only in October. The stubborn resistance of the Red Army, the militia divisions in Tula, Volokolamsk and other directions finally put an end to Hitler’s plans to capture Moscow. Although the situation for the capital was really threatening. Honor and glory to the heroes who defended Moscow and the eternal memory of those who died for it.
      As for the fishcoat and summer coats, who is the doctor for the Germans? For some reason Goering was able to supply his Luftwaffe with warm clothes already by the first military winter in Russia, and the Wehrmacht command did not bother to transfer winter uniforms to the troops on time, and then it was not up to it.
      The article is interesting, but for me these figures are somewhat surprising:
      At the time of the Red Army counter-offensive, the Hitlerites had a preponderance of 1,7 million against the 1,1 million of Soviet units in tanks, 1170 against 774 in tanks, and 13,5 thousand against 7652 in tanks and mortars. The only power segment where the Soviet Union had the advantage was the air fleet: 1000 planes versus 615 from the Nazis.

      These figures comparing the forces and means of the warring parties flashed everywhere, from textbooks on the history of the USSR for senior classes of secondary schools, to multi-volume work The history of the Great Patriotic War, not to mention the military memoirs of Soviet commanders. But I am not at all sure of their reliability: the Germans could not have such a number of tanks after all the losses incurred, as irreparably failed (burned out, broken into the trash, etc.), and simply requiring major repairs due to damage received in battle or serious mechanical damage, as a result of which they could not take part in hostilities. And with such a ratio of manpower, given the high level of training and the rich combat experience of the Wehrmacht, it is unlikely that the Red Army counter-offensive near Moscow would be successful.
      I have the honor.
      1. +8
        5 December 2015 08: 41
        And with such a ratio of manpower, given the high level of training and the rich combat experience of the Wehrmacht, it is unlikely that the Red Army counter-offensive near Moscow would be successful.
        This is precisely the general genius of Zhukov that he determined the moment when the Germans' offensive ability was exhausted, but they had not yet switched to defense! Having no equipped defense, without going over to the defensive organization of troops, the Germans could not restrain on the occupied lines, and the operational retreat that had begun turned into a strategic one. Zhukov called the battle near Moscow in his memoirs the most memorable of all the battles of the Second World War and because they were attacking contrary to all laws of tactics and strategy!
        1. -1
          5 December 2015 10: 18
          Write about the military genius of Zhukov somewhere else (I do not detract from his merits, but in this case the praises are clearly not addressed). Does the surname Shaposhnikov not tell you anything?
          1. +3
            5 December 2015 12: 42
            tolancop "Write about Zhukov's general genius somewhere else (I am not belittling his merits, but in this case the praises are clearly at the wrong address). Does Shaposhnikov's surname tell you anything?"
            It is not worth contrasting these figures. Zhukov was the commander of the Western Front; he carried out the plan and will of the General Staff. The General Staff carried out the will of the Supreme.
            "The goals and objectives of our offensive were positive, they had in mind the defeat of the enemy troops and developed consistently in accordance with the development of the situation. The counteroffensive was carried out by significantly increased forces in comparison with the previous defense, since in it (in addition to the seven armies previously operating in the Western Front ) three more new armies of their reserves of the Supreme Command (over 100 fighters, 000 guns, 600 tanks) and other military formations took part, which changed the balance of forces in our favor. "
            Page 383. Shaposhnikov B.M. Battle for Moscow. View from the General Staff.- M .: Yauza, Eksmo, 2005.
            The merit of Stalin is that he held the reserves and did not let them spend in the defensive part of the battle for Moscow.
          2. +1
            5 December 2015 23: 37
            Minus players !!! As a high-level commander, Zhukov showed himself closer to the middle of the war, when he gained experience and intelligence from others. And in 1941 there is no need to talk about Zhukov the commander. As a "pusher" and an implementer of other people's plans (including at any cost) he was not bad (such are ALSO NECESSARY and better a "pusher" than a "mumbler"!), But a "commander", and even a "genius" is not about Georgy Konstantinovich sample 1941.
        2. -2
          6 December 2015 04: 33
          There was no special tactics and strategy, they acted more according to the circumstances. The offensive ability of the Germans did not fizzle out, and they continued to attack (near Tula and Serpukhov on December 9), looking for weak spots in the defense along the entire front. Because of this, the oncoming non-encompassing counterattack of the Soviet troops turned out to be "crumpled", in inconsistency, and with the beginning of such an application, it was also impossible to hesitate because of the emerging positions close to critical, therefore, some of the counterattacks began in the afternoon, on the eve of the early onset of winter twilight, or even there were big night battles.
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      2. 0
        6 December 2015 17: 04
        for Alexander72:
        About the number of tanks the Germans had before the Red Army counterattack
        known quite accurately. The fact is that it was very worrying
        Halder - Chief of the German General Staff. After all, Hitler ordered him
        take Moscow with a decisive cast! So, Halder sent
        order in all armies and divisions of the Center to send him data on serviceable
        tanks. Summarized in a couple of days. And I got ... already 72 pieces belay .
        Halder plunged into a sad thought: it was necessary to report to the Fuhrer,
        that it’s impossible to take Moscow. And get a fly, if not worse am .
        But the Red Army delivered him from these thoughts - a counterattack began,
        and it was not up to the numbers.
      3. 0
        7 December 2015 04: 52
        for voyaka uh

        When studying the history of the Second World War, one cannot rely solely on German data.

        The Red Army near Moscow lost its tanks intended for counterattack in November, urgently plugging holes with them instead of infantry. Therefore, during the offensive was their drawback. During the counterattack, the Germans also retained a twofold advantage in their artillery, which caused heavy losses.
  3. +22
    5 December 2015 07: 29
    My grandfather was there; on December 6 he was wounded during the offensive.
  4. +10
    5 December 2015 07: 30
    The victory over fascism was born in the battle of Moscow, and began to mature near Stalingrad.
    1. -5
      5 December 2015 09: 11
      Not everything is so rosy ... The Germans were not thrown back but driven away, breakthroughs, and all the more, there weren’t any encirclements in 1941 near Moscow. They lost much more manpower from frostbite than they had combat losses, they retreated correctly. On the contrary, the Soviet junior and middle commanders usually took each position from the field, putting from a company to three companies of soldiers, the German platoon of the rear guard, firing at the advancing at the last moment, departed on two armored personnel carriers, usually not leaving even a few of their dead, stopped at the next defensive boundary, and all this was repeated. When the attackers took a German position and saw the enemy’s few casualties following the bloody tracks in the snow, this was demoralizing.
      Cavalry and Siberian skiers with the ability to quickly bypass maneuver through the forests actually saved Moscow.
      The defensive part of the battle before their approach was an even greater nightmare ...

      The counterattack was slow. In each direction of such a counterattack, usually one settlement was taken with heavy losses in the morning and another one following it in the evening.
      Since the German pressed hard, the defensive and offensive part of the battle was mixed, the spread of dates for the transition to the offensive in different sectors of the battle was almost a week, and sometimes in two (North-South), because it was necessary to introduce into the defensive battle the formations intended for the counterattack. since the reserves of the defensive groupings were exhausted, and these formations barely had time to enter it on the march - the score while "plugging holes" in the defense went not even for hours, but for much less.

      The preponderance in aviation was generally because, in addition to the front-line and redeployed from other sectors of aviation, Moscow’s air defense also participated, and the Germans, on the contrary, froze from frost. They tried to compensate for the lack of Soviet tanks with cavalry. From such a counterattack with almost tenfold large losses in the killed and wounded, then many flew from the buttonholes.
      1. +4
        5 December 2015 11: 05
        The Germans were not thrown back but driven away

        But don't you think that the main merit of the KA is that they defended Moscow and strengthened the belief that the Germans can and should be beaten. You are obviously one of those (judging by the flag) who believes that in the 2nd world the winner of the United States and England, and the USSR, so went for a walk. At one time, for the Western and incl. American viewer was created a documentary film "The Unknown War." I advise you to look, there is a series about the defense of Moscow.
      2. +2
        5 December 2015 13: 31
        SectaHaki "Not everything is so rosy ... The Germans were not thrown back, but driven away, there were no breakthroughs, let alone any encirclement near Moscow in 1941."
        Yes, they drove them to 100-250 km.))) Such a good drive away from someone in my head.))) The Germans were defeated near Moscow! Whether you like it or not. They liberated a large territory among which two regional centers. Is it a lot or a little after the lost border battles, the Minsk, Kiev, Smolensk battles? Then they arrived without tanks in essence and large-caliber artillery. What are you smarting about here?)))) The only large mobile units were cavalry corps. They approached what was and what they could. From this point of view, they advanced admirably and at a good pace. Mostly walking in deep snow. Walk in five from Moscow to the nearest village in winter, I will look at you.)))
        I will not comment on the rest of the nonsense. About small German losses in battles and other nonsense. My grandfather fought with my ex-wife at that time, he commanded a company. For the battles near Moscow he received the Order of the Red Banner of Battle. For the fact that "In the battles for the village of Zhagreevo on December 31.12.1941, 30, Comrade G .... in" attacked with his unit a numerically superior enemy. He was the first to break into the village, destroying more than 1.01.1942 German fascists. (Meaning his company.) for the village of Gorodishche on 50 January 4.01, he cut off the road to the retreating enemy, destroying more than 1942 fascists with a machine gun. personally stabbed 3 fascists. In total, the G ... va unit in this battle destroyed more than 50 German soldiers and officers, was taken prisoner. In the battles for the village of Rogovo 2 and 3. 02.1942, Comrade G .... several times led a company to attack the enemy, destroying three machine guns with the enemy's servants. He walked ahead and personally stabbed two fascists. Being seriously wounded, Comrade G. ... in did not leave the battlefield but continued to give the command forward for the Motherland! ... is worthy of submission to the government award, the Order of the Red Banner. "
        These are excerpts from the presentation for the award. I do not indicate my surname for ethical reasons. I did not ask permission from the ex-wife.)))
        I'm not saying that there were no attacks on the forehead, etc. Everything was. But there were rounds, there were successful offensives in which Govorov and Chernyakhovsky and Rokossovsky distinguished themselves. Yes, and Vlasov also distinguished himself then.)))
        SectaHaki "Cavalry and Siberian skiers with the ability to quickly flank through the woods actually saved Moscow.
        The defensive part of the battle before their approach was an even bigger nightmare. "
        Reserves of the Supreme High Command rescued Moscow in time put into battle. When the Germans exhausted their during the offensive. That's all. Our forces did not have superiority, and the mastery of our command was manifested in this.
        1. -6
          5 December 2015 16: 52
          You don’t like that they just drove away. Someone has a complete nagaybak in his head with counts from 3 to 50, and someone with their own films has only risen to the rank of "captain" here, and the disadvantages on the site are again very characteristic. Do not write nonsense yourself on the basis of just a few pogrom cases. You can see about the systematic destructive and deterrent actions by the Germans of entire companies and regiments of the Red Army by the forces of only one or two motorized infantry platoons rolling in the snow on an armored personnel carrier did not read above. As you read and realize, you may grow up to comment on it ... They began to learn to fight normally only in 1943, but the Soviet infantry did not see their armored personnel carriers, because of which it was knocked out by mortar fragments.
          The battle of Moscow is not so famous in comparison with Stalingrad where the Romanians and Italians, moreover, without armored personnel carriers and even on an open flat area with only beams, were unable to restrain the counterattacks for the Germans as a result of a simultaneous attack on the flanks and not at odds their protrusions near Moscow, in non-flying weather for their superior aviation, the first boiler happened in the year and a half of the war. The worst thing for the Red Army on the battlefield was not even there, but near Kursk and the Dnieper.
          The reserves of the main command near Moscow had already been exhausted, an urgent transfer of troops from Siberia was carried out, which barely had time. The cavalry went almost entirely to the sausage. At Stalingrad, as soon as the weather began to improve, whole corps did not regret sacrificing for the destruction of German equipment at the airfields. Before that, many times "alienated" on the Miuss-front, both before the Germans reached the Volga and after.
          The first normal was Rokossovsky, as well as the best of the Soviet military leaders.
          1. +4
            5 December 2015 18: 26
            = SectaHaki "You don’t like that they just drove it away. Someone has a full nagaybak in his head with counts from 3 to 50, and someone with their own movies has only risen to the rank of" captain "here, and the disadvantages on the site are again very are characteristic. "
            And what did they bite?))) I immediately began to poke.)))
            In fact, from 3 to 50 it is from the award document, by the way, it was published in the internet by the way. It was written by the commander by hand. Yes, you do not understand along the way. You're a stratech.))) As it is written, I quoted. Grandfather 5 Germans personally stabbed. And who are you in comparison with him, what would cast doubt on it?))) You are no one and they call you nothing.)))
            SectaHaki "You can see about the systematic destructive and deterrent actions by the Germans of entire companies and regiments of the Red Army by the forces of only one or two motorized infantry platoons rolling in the snow on an armored personnel carrier."
            Avon is like that))))) systematically destructive-deterrent actions.))))) Well, you’re coming!)))) Stop smoking a connoisseur!))) Or are you at least Manstein’s level and we don’t understand you?))) ) Or are you like Tukhachevsky with his decavilions?)))
            The battle for Moscow is largely improvisation with the forces and means that were at the disposal of the command. And improvisation was a success, therefore, Zhukov singled out this battle from others. They fought on the very edge and stood. If you do not understand what you can talk about at all. You just sparkle with your continuous alternative giftedness.))) And you don’t need to puff out your cheeks.))) Especially if you don’t kick a tooth on the topic.))))
            1. +1
              6 December 2015 03: 24
              For Nagaibak
              I support, you gave him a good shit. He became very nervous and began to be rude.
              1. -1
                6 December 2015 06: 18
                Do not make him a captain too ... lol
            2. -2
              6 December 2015 06: 15
              And you don't stand anymore ... Do you ")" jam?
              Moscow defended. In Stalingrad or on the Kursk Bulge - they won.
              Putting off the company at every height in order to later see a few bloody prints in the snow or a couple of bodies and tracks going into the distance is not a very good improvisation for soldiers. Some "commanders" were even shot for this ...
              1. +1
                6 December 2015 08: 34
                Here it is sick. Sometimes nickname says a lot.
                1. -4
                  6 December 2015 11: 05
                  And what is he talking to you about? You are sick here ... like most of those shot.
                2. +1
                  6 December 2015 13: 21
                  rotmistr60 "This has caused a disease. Sometimes a nickname says a lot."
                  Periodically troll-like creatures appear here.))) They have one song ... 1. Zhukov is a butcher. 2. Heaped up with corpses. 3. One rifle for five. This character has a song about armored personnel carriers))))
                  1. -1
                    7 December 2015 01: 49
                    This rifle also had a very uncomfortable fuse, especially for winter conditions ... Like one huge sunroof on the roof of the tower of the first T-34s, which the wounded tanker could not open from the inside (therefore they were burning in tanks), the checker did not have a guard and she could not be stabbed, so the poles in 1920 shook the Budennovites to the delight of Lord Curzon, and the Germans in the Second World War did not suffer losses in attacks or retreats from mortar fire while sitting behind armored personnel carriers. Meanwhile, these weapons killed more than anything else taken together in WWII (guns, tanks, planes, machine guns, self-propelled guns, MLRS), and due to the unarmored infantry and other things, these were mainly SOVIET LOSSES ...
                    In aviation and in the navy, especially underwater, they also made a very "scientific" mess.

                    Character, answer, why are armored personnel carriers or infantry fighting vehicles needed? The German armored personnel carrier was actually an infantry fighting vehicle, both in terms of booking and running gear, as well as for use on the battlefield and on the front / draw.
                    1. +2
                      7 December 2015 17: 59
                      SectaHaki "This rifle also had a very awkward safety catch, especially for winter conditions."
                      And how does the Mosin rifle fuse affect its combat qualities? He jerked the shutter, aimed, fired.))) In fig, is he even needed there?)))
                      From wiki)))) "Rifles arr. 1891 and 1891/30 were high-precision weapons, allowing you to confidently hit a single target at a distance of up to 400 m, with a sniper using optics - up to 800 m; group - at a distance of up to 800 m."
                      The question to the expert is how an inconvenient fuse affects the accuracy and other properties of the rifle. Before writing TTX, read something.))) She had flaws, but the fuse is not the biggest jamb.))))
                      About the T-34 hatch, I am generally silent, write more about leaky spoons as in the movie with Mikhalkov.)))
                      About checkers without a guard.))) Have you ever held a checker in your hands at least once?))) It seems to me that there isn’t, judging by your writings.
                      Especially for those who are in armored personnel carriers, which are actually already BMPs, but in fact, tanks.)))
                      Do not stab with a checker. The cavalrymen stabbed. A SHASHOK CUT AND HER GUARD DOESN'T NEED IT.))) Under the tsar, the priest was on a dragoon saber guard ... but she was also chopped. Cavalrymen in those days did not fencing, AND CUT! PONIME?)))) And who shredded whom is a big question. The Poles are also well inserted. You go Pole?))))
                      SectaHaki "and the Germans in WWII did not suffer losses in attacks or retreats from mortar fire sitting behind the armored personnel carrier. Meanwhile, these weapons killed in WWII more than everything else taken together (guns, tanks, aircraft, machine guns, self-propelled guns, MLRS), and from - for the unbooked infantry and other things, these were mostly SOVIET LOSSES. "
                      You don’t write such nonsense anymore, otherwise the people will keep you for the silly one. This advice is free.))))
                      Your armored personnel carriers had 15 mm armor and were scary for a company of skiers driven into a corner who did not have PTR and grenades or Molotov cocktails. Your APCs confidently missed PTRD and PTRSami as actually all German tanks during the battle of Moscow 1941-42. What are you talking about?))) They saved them from mortars?))) Well, if a mine detonated 200 meters from your armored personnel carrier it can save it from fragments.))) And if several armored personnel carriers are covered by a battery of 120 mm mortars, who will be saved ?))) In Shakhtersk in 2014, mortar destroyers destroyed a column of APU armored vehicles (about 40 pieces) and stopped the breakthrough. Armor did not help light armored vehicles.))) APCs should deliver soldiers to the battlefield, escort them in attack, and support them with fire. But it is necessary to hide from mortar fire in the LOCKS.))) And where did you get that this weapon killed the most soldiers, and even Soviet ones?))) Where did you read such nonsense?)))) So, let’s pull your character up knowledge))))
                      1. -2
                        8 December 2015 11: 04
                        And why are fuses needed at all? It was difficult to remove it from it in winter, and neither in winter nor in summer it was immediately visible on the safety device whether the mosink was standing or not, so when the fighter threw it up there was often a surprise with a "misfire". The German saw immediately on his carbine, because the safety catch on it was large and thrown up to block the sight, and with the movement of one finger or an open palm it was easily removed even in frost, without first removing the mittens from his hand in order to "pinch" it with two or three fingers like on a mosink.
                        Keep silent about one big hatch - two small hatch on the T-34 tower do not appear immediately. Prior to this, the wounded were not able to throw one big even together in this tank burned.
                        Judging by your writings about the guards of checkers and a rifle, you didn’t hold anything else but wikipedia in your hands.
                        Saber - they give injections and not only chop, which gives a great advantage, especially in equestrian conditions. It cannot be stabbed with a saber. The Poles had sabers. Sabers were with guards. Therefore, in 1,5 seconds, the one with the checker remains against the Pole without fingers.
                        For the installation of the guards of the Cossacks (so that the dragoons could cope with them) and then in the Red Army, they were punished.
                        Therefore, Poles were inserted, with a ratio of forces and losses of more than 10 to 1.
                        https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Komarów
                        and even the white Rolls-Royce of Budyon Semyon then stand in the Polish Museum.
                        Are you Russian? Do not write your own anymore.
                        BMP-1,2s that drove around the battlefield with infantry inside had even less armor than the German armored personnel carrier. Against them only RPG-7 can,
                        What was armored vehicles in 2014 (mb tanks?) And did it have rational angles of inclination?
                        Did these mines hit the open roof? Do you know such a phrase as "splinterproof armor"?
                        Let's quote further your charter on the account of a modern wheeled armored personnel carrier and at the same time compare its reservation and running gear with German, which is better than that of BMP. The only thing that was wrong with him was that he did not know how to swim, but he couldn’t tear himself forward from the tanks.

                        How many mortars do you think were killed? My knowledge, a misunderstanding, will not help. Just google about it.
                        Mina falls steeply, so more than 90% of all its fragments fly parallel to the ground. An artillery projectile has about 5%.
                        In a dismounted infantry only that flies parallel to the ground. Each mine is much less humane than an artillery shell, and mortars are more massive and have a higher rate of fire than field guns.
                        Mortar shrapnel wounds are much more difficult to treat. In the Second World War, the first question was "splinter" or not, and there were two turns. After a cursory examination, the splinter patients with their lacerated wounds were usually simply put on the grass and dealt with bullet wounds.

                        a flag in your hands and a drum around your neck ...
                      2. +2
                        8 December 2015 21: 04
                        = Condor-A "without first removing the mittens from your hand, in order to" pinch "it with two or three fingers like on a mosque."
                        What a restless tszheksky troll I got.)))) Even under a different nickname I got out.)))
                        Hmm ... why are you there at home in Poland Pinching)))) you don’t understand.))) But we fought with these rifles from the end of the 19th century through the 50s of the 20th century. And nothing is normal. The rifle was excellent. You didn’t have such Poles. And you yourself saw what a German saw on his carbine?)))) Poet songwriter.)))
                        Condor-A "You'd better be silent about one large hatch - two small hatches on the T-34 turret did not appear immediately. Before that, the wounded could not throw one large hatch back, even the two of them were on fire in this tank."
                        Maybe you have a list of burned ones? Again, as no unconfirmed blah blah blah.)))
                        About the guard and the saber. Since you are in this business a layman again. A cavalry skirmish does not imply fencing and injections. They pricked with peaks, chopped with checkers. There is nothing here to spread your Polish speculation about fingers chopped off in 1,5 seconds. That way we would have gone half a country without fingers.)))) Kindergarten, by golly, but I see in your enthusiasm .... snotty kindergarten.))))
                        Condor-A "Therefore, the Poles have inserted, with a force-to-loss ratio greater than 10 to 1."
                        Come on, lie then))) they inserted he-he-he. After this battle, the "fleeing" Reds captured 2000 Poles and took their artillery out of the encirclement.))) That's right, Budyonny threw the car (if that's true, otherwise you won't trust yourself.) And before that, the 1st Cavalry Army was going from Kiev to Lvov fought and managed to advance on Zamosc when Tukhachevsky was already defeated. The 1st Cavalry Army took part in the Kiev, Rovno and Lvov operations of the Red Army. The first two operations were successful for the Red Army. And now about the favorite Polish myth about the battle at Komarov.))) From the wiki.))) Especially for you.)))
                        “There is a legend that at the end of August near Komarov the largest cavalry battle after 1813 took place, in which the 1st Polish division of Rummel, numbering 2000 sabers, defeated the Cavalry Army of 7000 sabers (and according to other statements, 16 thousand). The reality, of course, was much more prosaic.First, the size of the Cavalry Army of 16 thousand bayonets and sabers is its strength at the beginning of the campaign, but after the Ukrainian campaign and heavy Lviv battles, its number was reduced by more than half. The first cavalry was thrown into a raid on Zamosc, in order to alleviate the position of the armies of the Western Front, where it collided with more than one Polish division. discovered the 3th and 10th Infantry, 13st Cavalry, 1nd Ukrainian and Cossack divisions. Writing about the one and only division of Rummel, who defeated the Cavalry alone, ka As a rule, they do not mention that this division arrived to reinforce the 2rd Polish Army formations already operating in that area. Moreover, the reinforcements themselves were not limited to this division alone. The Battle of Komarov was just one of the episodes in which only one of the four cavalry divisions, the 3th, took part from the Cavalry. That is, the number of Red and Polish units that clashed near Komarov was comparable, and the scale of the battles did not pull in the largest cavalry battle (in Soviet historiography, the oncoming battle near Sredny Yegorlyk on February 6-25, 27 is considered to be the largest cavalry battle of the Civil War - up to 1920 thousand sabers on both sides). The failure of the raid on Zamoć was more than understandable - the Cavalry began this raid being exhausted in the battles for Lvov, leaving the supply bases on the right bank of the Western Bug and being forced to overcome “during the entire five-day raid, the raging elements, which all this wooded and swampy area with continuous rain turned into difficult terrain areas, greatly complicating the issue of maneuvering "[25]"
                      3. 0
                        9 December 2015 01: 21
                        Clinic ... A fuse not taken in time in battle means a lot.
                        Quote: Nagaibak
                        Maybe you have a list of burned ones? Again, as no unconfirmed blah blah blah.)))

                        someday they will dance on your "Mongolian" bones, comic book hero.

                        They fenced so that in Russian they did not write anything about the Battle of Komarov in 1920 in the USSR, they didn’t say 90 years, and now they don’t write (your nonsense is where the Budennovites didn’t ... they ate potatoes from the mud, but they found and took some 2000 prisoners - not count). Then on the contrary, Bronstein did not take prisoners of war hundreds of thousands back until they died from epidemics.
                        That was before the "skirmish" then-whether "raid of the 1st Cavalry, and then nothing is written about its combat path ... Go better than your Babel, read," he is your everything. " laughing
                        The Russians were usually finished there, only left without fingers, allowed to leave the battlefield and stumble to the medical unit, after which they almost always were captured ...
                        The Poles about her do not ring at all angles because there is little valor in defeating even an enemy so superior in numbers but armed with such weaker weapons.
                        Let's spin it with your "maneuvering", war is not the main thing ...
                      4. 0
                        9 December 2015 10: 09
                        Quote: Nagaibak
                        is there a list of burned ones? Again, as no unconfirmed blah blah blah.)))

                        If you type in Google "one large turret hatch T-34", then there are many photos, including how enemy soldiers, smiling (not always), helped unburned wounded Soviet tankers to get out from under such a hatch. There could be nothing but to further strengthen them in the superiority of their race over the Slavic after participating in the opening and lifting of such an advanced hatch.
                        It could be opened with one hand only with a jerk jerkily standing on the tower from the outside, which was specially trained by your friend and easily demonstrated in tests, and by other proud dacians (perhaps like they never even sat in the tank), they were accepted into service.
                        You can read about it in the section "Other hardware" even here http://lurkmore.to/Т-34
                        look at the photo - right here
                        Why is it that far to go
                        http://topwar.ru/41028-oktyabr-1941-g-zahvat-v-plen-sovetskogo-tankista.html
                        "October 1941 The capture of a Soviet tankman".
                        no one understood in the comments, although one was removed, so perhaps someone understood that it was no longer a prisoner, but a "release" from the tower.

                        Since the site for such articles is of course banned Googl'e Rospotrebnadzor, quote


                        "Other materiel" http://lurkmore.to/Т-34

                        Tower. On the early versions of the tower with the appetizing nickname "Pie", the hatch was exactly one, but in half roof size and weight, too, corresponding. Theoretically, it was easier to pull out any wounded there, to dismantle small spare parts such as gas tanks for repairs, and even behind it one could hide from enemy bullets. In practice, it turned out that getting out of the burning Hell to a wounded tower was almost impossible. Since 1942, a new tower appeared - "Nut". It differed by 8 mm thick armor, cheerful 53 mm “cheeks” around the gun’s mask, which, coupled with the “overlap” of them on top of the main armor plate, often surprised German tankers with the sudden 105 mm of the tower’s forehead when they hit these cheeks, with a personal hatch for everyone, and a little later, the commander was also given a personal turret, so that at least he could see what was happening outside without risking lead poisoning. However, it was of little use, since before the appearance of the T-34-85, the commander combined the duties of a gunner, and mainly engaged in firing from a cannon below, rather than looking at the surroundings. Sausages, however, put the comfort of their tankers at the forefront, and each had a separate hole for evacuation ...
              2. 0
                6 December 2015 13: 16
                SectaHaki "Putting off a company at every height in order to later see a few bloody prints in the snow or a couple of bodies and tracks going away into the distance is not a very good improvisation for soldiers. Some" commanders "were even shot for this ..."
                Straight poet damn it ... hehe hehe ... Storyteller))))
                1. -1
                  7 December 2015 01: 58
                  Are you funny They began to shoot without any ... When from 250-300 people 3-5 times in a row there were less than a dozen, and such commanders wanted more such attacks, questions began to appear at first from the soldiers, and then after analyzing their actions and from the special forces ...
                  1. 0
                    7 December 2015 18: 05
                    SectaHaki "Is it funny for you? They began to shoot without any ... When from 250-300 people 3-5 times in a row there were less than a dozen, and such commanders wanted more such attacks, the soldiers began to have questions first, and then after analyzing their actions, special officers. "
                    Hey, poet, character, you justify every case of such attacks with evidence. Got it?))) And there we’ll sort it out, otherwise a lot of you will fill up the gorlopans with corpses, and so on.
                    1. -2
                      8 December 2015 11: 03
                      "Hear" and "Understood" it is you and your drinking companions, shake yourself off like that.
                      These attacks in the Battle of Moscow (and generally in the Second World War) were not cases but the rule. Especially taking into account the lack of tanks there, because there was nothing to plant the German armored personnel carrier, which was leaving even without smoke, after the Soviet infantryman, who had just climbed to a height.
                      1. +2
                        8 December 2015 21: 07
                        Condor-A "Are you Russian? Don't write your own anymore."
                        I’m Russian, unlike you.))) And I have the nickname Nagaybak for the fact that I respect them. And how not to respect them, because in 1830 they crushed psheks during the uprising in Poland.))) They participated in the battle of Ostroleka. And one of their villages since that time has the name Ostrolenskaya, Nagaybaksky district, Chelyabinsk region. So that.)))
                        About German armored vehicles you just drive.)))) Even to discuss your nonsense reluctance. About the battle for Shakhtersk google you will find info about 24 militias awarded with medals "For Military Merit". For the destruction of a column of Ukrainian armored vehicles. So, poet, let's go down to the sinful land and stop living with Polish myths. I bow for this. Do not cough. I will not answer any more, you are not an interesting interlocutor. Change the manuals or something.))) He-he-he ... and what did you write about the drum?))) Do you like to drum?))) Well, let's just kick in Psheklandii.)))
                        = Condor-A "Hear" and "Got it" it is you and your drinking companions, dust yourself off like that. "
                        And you are not worthy of another.))))
                      2. 0
                        9 December 2015 01: 22
                        No, you are not Russian once called the name of a stranger.

                        Write a pioneer about German armored personnel carriers, instead of merging so stupidly ... Why do you need anti-focal armor, and not just bulletproof.
                        Standing next to your drinking companions is certainly not worthy.
          2. +2
            6 December 2015 11: 06
            about the armored personnel carrier it is you heaped with wondrous hell ...
            1. -1
              6 December 2015 11: 22
              One more ... Why are they needed at all?
  5. -5
    5 December 2015 07: 38
    Battle - turned back the whole war (not a master to insert clips, and not a special fan of Alexei Matov.)
    And where are the Newcomers? Tell us all that this was the Battle of Kulikovo.
  6. +6
    5 December 2015 07: 40
    This says a lot and the fact that Russia cannot be defeated, nor to anyone, nor when!

    Ahead of irrigation machines, under guard, under the hateful looks of thousands of Muscovites,

    I would very much like this to happen again, only the characters are different: powders, eggs, Turchinovs and other undeveloped trash!
    1. +4
      5 December 2015 08: 25
      None and Never !!! RUSSIA WILL NOT WIN !!!
    2. 0
      5 December 2015 18: 31
      Someone had a chance - a watering machine behind a column of captive dill ....
  7. +11
    5 December 2015 07: 45
    After the Battle of Moscow, the Wehrmacht could carry out a serious offensive in only one strategic direction, and this already became a guarantee of Victory. Served in Naro-Fominsk. Physically, I felt the traces of a formidable battle from the inside. Once we saw a position in the forest. It was overgrown, but as if the smell of gunpowder becomes clearer over the years. Vereya, Medyn ... moving to these directions in a caterpillar column, I honestly had tears dripping from my eyes and not from me alone. That's ...
  8. +12
    5 December 2015 08: 00
    In our school there was a captain of the 3rd rank Arkhangelsk, he is a participant in these battles. He often told us cadets about the battle of Moscow. And their crew from the destroyer near Moscow came from the Pacific Fleet. The sailors went on the attack in black overcoats, did not have time to change clothes. And they won. Bright memory to you our fathers.
    At the same time, near Leningrad, the operation to liberate Tikhvin began. VO leadership, publish the same article about this battle. I once wrote a story about this battle, "The Wanderings and Return of the Tikhvin Icon" Mother of God. "But this is only an episode of that battle. I have the honor.
  9. 0
    5 December 2015 08: 14

    So, ladies and gentlemen of the Chronol ... And put this battle away?
    About idiots, it broke and boiled up (there was a reason) ....
  10. +3
    5 December 2015 08: 14
    Glory to our ancestors!
  11. +3
    5 December 2015 08: 26
    March of the defenders of Moscow
    Music: B. Mokrousov Lyrics: A. Surkov

    Attack with steel rows
    We are going firmly.
    Hometown is ours
    Our frontier is appointed Leader.

    Chorus:

    We will not flinch in the battle for our capital,
    We are native Moscow road.
    Indestructible wall, steel defense
    Smash, destroy the enemy!

    On the march platoons are equal
    The ground is buzzing underfoot
    Our native plants are behind us.
    And the red stars of the Kremlin.

    Chorus.

    For happiness do it yourself
    We built the city native.
    For every chopped stone
    We will pay back at a terrible price.

    Chorus.

    Do not crush heroic power,
    Mighty is our resistance to fire.
    And our enemy will find the grave
    In the foggy battles near Moscow.

    Chorus:

    We will not flinch in the battle for our capital,
    We are native Moscow road.
    Indestructible wall, steel defense
    Smash, destroy the enemy!
  12. +4
    5 December 2015 08: 28
    Author of text (words):
    Surkov V.
    Composer (music):
    Listov K.
    "In the dugout"

    The fire beats in a cramped stove
    On the logs, tar, like a tear.
    And the harmony sings to me in the dugout
    About your smile and eyes.
    Bushes whispered to me about you
    In the snow-white fields near Moscow,
    I want you to hear
    How yearning my voice is alive.
    I want you to hear
    How yearning my voice is alive.

    You're far far away now
    Between us is snow and snow.
    It’s not easy for me to reach you
    And to death - four steps.
    Sing, harmonica, blizzard to spite
    Confused happiness call.
    I'm warm in the cold dugout
    From your unquenchable love.
    I'm warm in the cold dugout
    From your unquenchable love.

    The fire beats in a cramped stove
    On the logs, tar, like a tear.
    And the harmony sings to me in the dugout
    About your smile and eyes.
    Bushes whispered to me about you
    In the snow-white fields near Moscow,
    I want you to hear
    How yearning my voice is alive.
    I want you to hear
    How yearning my voice is alive.
    1. +2
      5 December 2015 08: 34
      Healthy and forever ... soldier
    2. +4
      5 December 2015 11: 17
      The first edition of the records "In the dugout" was destroyed like a song with an alarmist attitude. And before Order No. 227, which revealed the true state of affairs at the front and in the country, it was very far away. By the way, Surkov had: "from MY unquenchable love." The people corrected it.
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    4. 0
      5 December 2015 20: 57
      The poet Mikhail Matusovsky attributed more stanzas to his song:

      On the slopes of the stained Volga,
      On the banks of the Moscow River
      In their tanned fur coats
      You stood, Siberians.

      May your feat not be forgotten,
      How not forgotten will be those -
      At an unfamiliar village,
      At an unnamed height ...
  13. +2
    5 December 2015 08: 29
    Until December 5, 1941, the retreating Soviet troops endured tacit reproaches from the population remaining for the occupation ... And finally, the shrinking spring of our defense got out of the control of the Germans and began to grind the "uninvited guests". The people have risen: finally !! Finally, the fascist herods were "given to shit"!
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  15. 0
    5 December 2015 08: 33
    Our salt is not in quantity, but in cunning, surprise, courage and self-confidence.
  16. +7
    5 December 2015 08: 50
    Once, a very long time ago, I argued at the Sovetsky school in a history lesson and got milking, although I always had five in a quarter. What was the debate about Peter the first, that he didn’t do everything, he didn’t plan, but the people, and now the people achieved everything, and Peter and I won the victories and the fleet, and who came up with, who stirred the boyars, who took the money to the goat, or Peter and received two. So now everything is argued in a new way by the people of course, but we also need a slap on top. And this is what I think I think that the current embezzlers of the years after 20 will be extolled as repressed and affected by the authorities. But what if you already swept the affairs of many of the repressed under Stalin, you read in many embezzlements the misuse of funds Tupolev Tymoshenko exceeding the official does not remind anything. But were economic articles not the main ones, and espionage is such a final nail so as not to get loose. As it would now be more convenient for the same Vasilyeva to roll out the state. treason and for life and who would be against it. You’ll think about it, but Stalin was probably wiser to punish so that the whole family is in suspicion, and we just now remember something about the wives of the children of the Var that they transferred something to them, they have something, even in this Stalin was the leading top manager))).
    1. +12
      5 December 2015 10: 29
      I didn’t set a minus, but: people !!! Well, write better !!! Well, it's impossible to read!
      Not a grammar-Nazi, but the meaning of the phrase is lost.
  17. +9
    5 December 2015 09: 03
    My grandfather went private throughout the war, Dad worked at the defense plant since he was 17 years old. Everyone did his thing in his place. He had no time to talk about who was to blame, that the Germans had reached Moscow, and it was unsafe to argue. Together they forged our Victory . We didn’t run away from the war, like the Ukrainians last year, didn’t host talk shows, which sometimes makes us sick of any topic to increase our ratings and earn more dough. Let's better deserve our ancestors who defended our homeland in difficult years, even since Battle of Kulikovo
  18. +4
    5 December 2015 09: 26
    At the time of the counterattack of the Red Army, the preponderance of the Nazis in ... tanks - 1170 against 774 ...

    In the battle of Moscow, the German army lost about ... no less 1250 tanks, 2,5 thousand guns, military vehicles.


    ?
    1. +2
      5 December 2015 11: 07
      Maybe just statistics. But more than once repaired cars get to BTT losses. Each hit, and after repair, too, was considered a victory.
    2. 0
      5 December 2015 11: 27
      a common occurrence, counted applications and calculated the balance of machines
  19. +7
    5 December 2015 09: 59
    Quote: mirag2
    Yaranee lived near Moscow, in Kryukovo, 41 km from Moscow, the remains of the Unknown Soldier that lies on Red Square taken from there ....

    Two uncles, Panfilovites, are lying in a mass grave near Kryukovo. A funeral came for one uncle, and for the second quarter of a century was reported missing until his father at the memorial saw his name on a memorial plate. Here's a story in my family.
  20. +5
    5 December 2015 10: 17
    Eternal memory and Glory to our fathers and grandfathers, who saved the country from Nazi evil! Unfortunately, we, the descendants, could not preserve it, giving up to the merchants who put it on their knees. But we are not Russians, if we do not rise from our knees!
    1936, and how relevant today. So today's "liberalistic rot", which brought the country to its knees in front of the West, should be spread rot in all directions, in memory of those who did not spare their lives in the battle with the fierce enemy - fascism!
    1. +2
      5 December 2015 12: 23
      The truth told the true truth.
    2. 0
      5 December 2015 18: 56
      The picture is WONDERFUL !!!
      Her would be a splash site !!!
  21. +1
    5 December 2015 10: 30
    this momentous event actually predetermined the outcome of the war.
    1. -2
      6 December 2015 04: 47
      It was only predetermined in the summer of 1943.
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  22. +3
    5 December 2015 11: 32
    If I remember correctly, this is the FIRST serious defeat of the Hitlerite army in WWII. They have not yet thought about defeat - like at Stalingrad, but all over the world it blew like a fresh wind. And in our press, what happened was called: "The failure of the German offensive near Moscow." Well, our troops have not learned to attack competently. You also need to learn this in order to assess the situation with your spinal cord, and not to shove your chest on machine guns, but to look for joints, slip into them, flank, go around, deceive and win. Everyone, from the marshal to the sergeant, had to learn this. Artillery support, communications, control in tank breakthroughs, initiative. Well, this skill by December 41, the army, which all the time retreated and got out of the cauldrons and encirclements, had nowhere to come from. Nothing, learned. The Nazis conquered Europe for two years. It took us less than a year (from the beginning of Operation Bagration to the capture of Berlin) to win back everything and more.
  23. +5
    5 December 2015 11: 54
    My grandfather was wounded in October 1941 of the year near Naro-Fominsk. I got to the front only in March 1942 of the year. Eternal glory to the heroes!
    1. -3
      5 December 2015 13: 08
      Eternal Glory to your grandfather.
      And now - looking at the "communists" - I find myself wanting to burn my father's membership card. He was lucky, he did not live to see the present "communists".
      1. +5
        5 December 2015 15: 40
        These are not communists. These are opportunists. Do not burn the ticket in any case. After all, it’s not given to you, agree.
  24. +3
    5 December 2015 12: 31
    You will laugh (although I do not think that this is a reason for laughing). But what kind of division was Panfilov-Alma-Ata or Bishkek - so many noses on different Turkic resources are broken ....
    But everything was just — it was Soviet.
    In the world when the "communists" were communists.
    1. 0
      6 December 2015 05: 01
      The truth is even simpler - both fought almost without exception, as they later served after the war, in the construction battalion.
  25. +3
    5 December 2015 13: 15
    Quote: tanit
    Eternal Glory to your grandfather.
    And now - looking at the "communists" - I find myself wanting to burn my father's membership card. He was lucky, he did not live to see the present "communists".

    Sorry, of course, but if you decide to burn, burn on tires, the memory burns best on them ...
  26. +4
    5 December 2015 13: 22
    Quote: AID.S
    Eternal Glory to your grandfather.
    And now - looking at the "communists" - I find myself wanting to burn my father's membership card. He was lucky, he did not live to see the present "communists".

    Sorry, of course, but if you decide to burn, burn on tires, the memory burns best on them ...

    No, really. Burn on tires - so burn those who burn tires.
    And I’m not burning my father’s party card.
  27. 0
    5 December 2015 13: 45
    My father was a communist.
    Communists, go ahead !!!! And they went.
  28. -5
    5 December 2015 14: 06
    I don’t want to hear what was there.
    I went to the market, I know one thing. I am a FREE MAN!
    1. +1
      5 December 2015 14: 10
      And I'm NOT FREE. Are you a person?
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  30. +6
    5 December 2015 14: 25
    A lot of copies here break down "Stalin is to blame / not to blame", "the command of the Red Army is to blame / not to blame", "how strong the Wehrmacht is" and so on. There is also a lot of controversy about the meaning of the defeat of the "all-European" (!) Nazis near Moscow. I believe that the "battle of Moscow" did not begin with the Nazis' exit to Yukhnov, Yasnaya Polyana and other nearby settlements. It was just the climax. The battle began at least from Smolensk, through Yelnya, through the October defeat of our 2 fronts, through Guderian's breakthrough to Tula, and ended in the well-known ending, that is, our victory. There have been many war heroes in 4 years, but it seems to me that the greatest hero of that war is the Unknown Soldier. The one who fought without hope of victory in his personal battle, died surrounded, stood to death. We do not know very many heroes of that period, we do not know their names, we do not know how they met death, and we will probably never know everything. But they were! More precisely, they are. Somewhere they are in this Universe and exist. I remember from the description of the feat of 3000 Podolsk cadets against the German grouping: "when the leading company arrived on the bank of the Ugra River, our bank was covered by 12 paratroopers and 1 tank." When I read about the Podolskys, I, an adult peasant, had angry tears. But their feat is at least known and described, albeit belatedly. But it seems that those 12 + 3 tankers were not going to retreat either. And there were many of them, in different places, in different situations. First bow - to such unknown heroes. As long as there is such a spirit in Russia, as long as we are ready to die for our entire people as a whole, this people will live.
    1. +1
      5 December 2015 15: 18
      Quote: andrew42
      The battle began at least from Smolensk, through Yelnya, through the October rout of our 2 fronts, through Guderian’s breakthrough to Tula

      I completely agree that the Bryansk fronts saved Moscow, more precisely, laying the bailout, draining and forcing German TG to disperse
    2. -1
      5 December 2015 18: 39
      Someone goes to the market, you write. Is the difference between people not only visible to me?
  31. +1
    5 December 2015 17: 30
    Glory to the Red Army !!!
  32. 0
    5 December 2015 17: 33
    “Russia is great, but nowhere to retreat - behind Moscow!”
    1. 0
      5 December 2015 18: 20
      One phrase, and that's it. soldier
  33. 0
    5 December 2015 19: 07
    There is one "white spot" in Moscow's defense. The books were written about how the Germans pearled along the Volokolamskoe highway. There is also enough information about the movement on the Leningradskoe highway. Naro-Fominsk - by ear. Covering Moscow from the south, Tula - a hero city - is also generally written. But about the northern direction, somehow nothing or almost nothing. There is a monument on the Peremilovskie heights in Dmitrov and that's it ... I discovered a little for myself when I read about the Moscow Canal and the contribution of its workers to the defense of the capital. The story is both heroic and tragic.
    1. 0
      5 December 2015 20: 59
      But about the northern direction somehow nothing or almost nothing

      if you don’t know something, it’s not a fact that this is not in nature.
      Karasev Vasily Stepanovich; Rybakov Sergey Stanislavovich
      Rogachevsky site. From defense to offensive.
      Several episodes of the battle for Moscow. November — December 1941
      http://militera.lib.ru/h/karasyov_rybakov01/index.html
      1. +1
        5 December 2015 23: 39
        But thank you very much for the link to the literature. Be sure to find and read ...
        1. 0
          13 December 2015 04: 33
          This is about Rogachev for 2011 (it was released only 70 years after those events). In the Northern direction, things got worse than anywhere else on the near approaches in the Battle of Moscow, therefore writing something about this was not welcomed for a long time, they punished for memoirs, letters of the field soldiers were almost seized.
          Here is another one:
          http://militera.lib.ru/memo/russian/moscow25/12.html/index.html
          The German broke much farther than they draw on the maps in the first link and developed an attack on Sergiev Posad, Sofrino and Pushkin (MO), half did not reach somewhere. It was much more dangerous than the breakthrough of the German military interchange on Dec 2 in Khimki, which simply went about shooting.
          According to https://ru.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_for_Moscow there is nothing about this. In German, too, in English a little.
          The Germans, thanks to the "skill" of especially junior and middle commanders (there were also enough for the older ones up to the GKZh), were driven away from Moscow by "human waves" and the losses were corresponding.
          The comments of SectaHaki where it was written even more categorically than on the first link were collectively removed by the administration. Why? According to the requests of the screaming respected "nagaybaks" and "captains"?
          Still, by direct betrayal they brought 150-500 of their soldiers into fire bags.
          Stalin personally drove to the front line, which was in the North of Moscow, 19 km about the Kremlin.
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    2. -1
      6 December 2015 05: 17
      There was the meat grinder, several times everything because of this direction was hanging by a thread, there were the biggest losses both in defense and in the counteroffensive, therefore the coverage of these events was not welcomed. The half-breakthrough of the Germans near Tula-Serpukhov was all the same away from Moscow.
    3. 0
      13 December 2015 04: 40
      About what was discovered on this topic where can I read? Throw a link if it does not.
  34. -1
    5 December 2015 21: 23
    I already wrote: "Everyone imagines himself a strategist seeing the battle from the outside."
  35. 0
    5 December 2015 21: 48
    Everyone on this information resource desires. so that his statement is the ultimate truth. Everyone is trying to convey their truth. And as you know, everyone has their own truth, but the truth is one (with God). Hence pride and admiration, evil and resentment, pluses and minuses. As a result, we again step on the same rake. Spit on the commandments of the Almighty.
  36. 0
    5 December 2015 22: 28
    Near Moscow, the Germans were given a snout, under Stalingrad under the breath, near Kursk, a ridge was broken.
    And how it begins to enrage when they say that they did wrong, but it is necessary so.
    Those who "rose as one, those who took Berlin" WIN.
    1. -1
      6 December 2015 04: 05
      Doing everything from Russian fools?
      Not to rage, but to understand what was wrong, it is necessary.
  37. -2
    5 December 2015 23: 09
    Quote: Igor39
    Of course, I admire the feat of YOUR soldiers, but the article was presented so that almost Stalin stopped the Germans, the speech, the resolution on the plan, this is certainly good, but the question arises: Who let the Germans go to Moscow?