Valeriy Zamulin Livres

Focusing on the Soviet perspective, the book delves into the significant battle of Kursk, highlighting the Red Army's true costs and achievements, particularly at Prokhorovka. It analyzes the impact of strategic errors and poor decisions that hindered the Voronezh Front's ability to counter the Fourth Panzer Army's offensive. The narrative also emphasizes the courageous and selfless actions of Soviet soldiers during this critical conflict, providing a nuanced understanding of their experiences and sacrifices.

Focusing on the Battle of Kursk, Valeriy Zamulin presents a comprehensive analysis of its historiography, revealing how Soviet censorship shaped narratives during the Brezhnev era. He explores crucial topics such as the formation of the Kursk bulge, the effectiveness of Soviet strategies, and controversial incidents like friendly fire among Soviet troops. Zamulin debunks myths surrounding the battle, including the exaggerated notion of tank collisions, and sheds light on previously hidden events, including the psychological toll on junior commanders. This collection enhances our understanding of this pivotal WWII battle.

The Battle of Kursk remains a focal point of historical interest, drawing attention even after seventy years. Its significance in military history and the strategies employed during this pivotal conflict continue to inspire analysis and discussion among historians and enthusiasts alike.

Focusing on the aftermath of the winter campaign, this volume provides an in-depth analysis of the state of German and Soviet forces. Zamulin examines the strategic, logistical, and morale-related challenges faced by both sides, setting the stage for understanding the broader military context. This detailed exploration aims to shed light on the pivotal moments and decisions that shaped the conflict, making it an essential resource for military history enthusiasts.

Focusing on the strategic military preparations by Moscow for the Kursk offensive in 1943, this volume delves into the events leading up to the significant battle. It is divided into two parts, providing a detailed analysis of the planning and execution of hostilities during the spring and early summer months. The narrative offers insights into the tactics and decisions that shaped this pivotal moment in World War II.

Examining the battle from primarily the Soviet side, Zamulin reveals the real costs and real achievements of the Red Army at Kursk, and especially Prokhorovka.

A companion work to the author's study of II SS Panzer Corps' offensive and the culminating clash at Prokhorovka.