Read Operation Barbarossa and Germany's Defeat in the East Online
Authors: David Stahel
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defensive operations
309–311
,
390
,
412
rear areas
382
withdrawal from front
369
12th
159
,
217
,
219
,
286
,
363
,
369
,
417–420
17th
logistics
335
panzer strengths
215–216
,
281
,
306
,
317
,
386
strategic employment
155
,
191
,
223
,
327
,
331
,
369
combat fatigue
205
,
268–269
,
288–289
,
308
,
317
,
331
combat readiness
131
,
215–216
,
217
,
257
,
281
,
386
difficulties of advance
180
logistics
335
advances
409
deployment on northern wing
236
,
251
,
260–261
logistics
334
withdrawal from front
386
20th
286
combat readiness
308
,
319
,
326
,
417–419
French vehicles
159
fuel shortages
251
withdrawal from front
386
repair facilities
216
training and equipment
107–112
,
113
,
114–117
Panzer Group 1
115
,
169
,
201
,
209
,
352–353
,
416
Panzer Group 2
armaments
115
combat strengths
215–217
,
279
,
315–317
,
318
,
416–417
disputes with Kluge
210
intelligence
204
logistics
195
,
250–251
,
254
,
372–373
Minsk, battle of
155–156
,
174–175
,
177
operational problems (July)
190
,
194
,
205
,
280
Smolensk, battle of
264–266
Panzer Group 3
bad roads
200
combat strengths
171–173
,
206
,
317
,
318–319
,
387
,
398–399
,
417–419
in command dispute
273
Minsk, battle of
153–155
,
158–159
,
162
,
165–166
operational problems
188
,
190
,
220–221
planning Barbarossa
88
,
93
,
126
,
142
Smolensk, battle of
283
Panzer Group 4
88
,
115
,
210
,
236
,
295
,
349–350
military conferences
295
,
298
,
342
,
376
strategic thinking
70
,
78
,
156–157
Persia
362
in planning Barbarossa
40
,
48–49
,
61
,
64
,
68
,
79
,
84–85
Prüller, Wilhelm
193–194
,
200
,
214
,
234
,
367
Pruth River
89
Pukhovichi
195
racial conceptions
44–45
,
51
,
63
,
100–101
Raeder, Erich
37
Ratschino
327–328
Red Army
mobilisation
114
,
119
,
121
,
199
,
226–227
,
331
resistance
155
,
160
,
173–174
,
181–182
,
221
,
344
tank production
70
,
80–81
,
112–113
,
227
underestimation of
71
,
72
,
125
,
143–145
,
165
,
196–197
Reese, Willy Peter
233
Reich Commissariat Ostland
382
Rendulic, Lothar
256
Ribbentrop, Joachim von
33
,
71
,
75
,
96
,
274
,
437
Richthofen, Wolfram von
127
,
165–166
,
268
,
415
Riga
210
Romania
invasion of the Soviet Union
357–358
,
426
in planning Barbarossa
40
,
42
,
47–49
,
68
,
87
,
88–89
,
140
Soviet occupation
33
Rosenberg, Alfred
179
Roslavl
92
,
237
,
308
,
312–313
,
329–331
,
369
,
372
,
383–384
Rudnya
299
Ruehl, Heid
286–288
Rundstedt, Gerd von
military campaign
170
,
209
,
351–353
perception of Barbarossa
144
planning Barbarossa
89
Schmidt, Rudolf
219
,
251
,
267
,
317
,
398–399
Schmundt, Rudolf
162
,
240
,
296–297
,
317
,
339
,
432
,
433
Schulenburg, Friedrich Werner Graf von der
297
Schweppenburg, Geyer von
156
,
222
,
262–263
,
267
,
369
SD (
Sicherheitsdienst
)
98
Sedan, battle of
378
Shaposhnikov, Boris
363
Siberia
144
Simon, Max
266
Smolensk
178
,
186
,
189
,
201
,
237
,
241
battle of (1812)
448
battle of (1941)
257
,
262
,
324–328
,
344–349
expectation of success
230
,
262
,
266
,
284
in planning Barbarossa
40
,
49
,
61
,
94
Sodenstern, Georg von
64
,
415–416
Sorge, Richard
356
Soviet fronts
Briansk Front
412
Central Front
362
Far Eastern Front
356