rudiger von manstein, the son of a field marshal will not follow in his father's footsteps.will become a modest employee of the purchasing department of siemens corporation, manstein jr. recalls that for his father the battle of sevastopol was a difficult test to attack the sapunkora not from the southeast, but from the more fortified north side. it was a blitz operation, which was carried out completely unexpectedly for the soviet troops, the germans began an assault, the entire point of the mountain, passing on boats and attacking the information, that is, the capture took place from the side, and not from the front. in those years, manstein’s military talent was appreciated not only by hitler, but also by moscow’s western allies in january 44, the american time magazine was published with a portrait of the field marshal on the cover, but in 1944 in the crimea, the german troops were commanded not by manstein, but by general eirvinke. he was one of those who escaped from the cauldron near stalingrad hitler would not let him surrender, sevastopol it was a matter of life and

erich von manstein cologne.judged by a british tribunal in the same fifty-fifth, he was sentenced to eighteen years in prison with the wording of insufficient attention to protecting the lives of the civilian population and the use of scorched earth tactics. rudi gerfon manstein defends his father calls the sentence unfair here it is important to note that we found his father absolutely innocent on the most critical points, for example, in the case of the murder of jews. germany had no questions left for him, the british. insists rudigorophone manstein at the suggestion of the united states they simply took revenge on his father for testifying at the nuremberg trials of the forty-fifth , he was brought to nuremberg as a witness, where he was with such sacrifice. with whom he fought, he organized a company to protect former generals, who were declared war criminals by the wehrmacht. as a result, many were found not guilty. this made the americans very angry. and they had leverage over the british in captivity, wh

introduced into the 18th panzer division from the reserve of the army group don goes out, as we assumed, mansteinhis last reserve. so tomorrow morning we will hit comrade commander. i listen to you, report, my god. it can't be where just now you are silent. to be numb killed. on the way we ran into german tanks. we begin to speak commander which person was not saved? i'm listening to you, report, colonel comrade commander on the right, a tank corps has turned around reserve. commander comrade commander the northern part of the village is completely cleared. well done my guys, my breathing is proved, well done. and this is what yesterday was a shooting battery, where we were, remember in the village. i want to go through these positions now. take cardinally everything that is everything. will you go with me? comrade colonel general is needed. what about a colonel? here is a healthy seasoned colonel, you delivered to him earlier than a rich one, comrade major. i brought food to you. the kitchen lads have arrived. kitchen kitchen no one here should be firing the same guns. at least one. no need. wer

what happens, if they cut through our army, then manstein's tanks can cover this distance of 45 km the connect with the paulus grouping. that then the situation will change decisively in favor of the germans. if the germans break through the defenses on myshkovo, before we have time, we will approach and deploy our army on the right bank, and will not crush us. this is also obvious. that the fifty- seventh tank corps, consisting of four divisions, including two tank divisions, is advancing in the first echelon in the first echelon? presumably 400-450 tanks. comrade commander, the unloading has been completed, so colonel. by the end of the day, your division should take up defensive positions at the turn of the moshkara river to in the evening to dig in all the earth by the evening, but a comrade of the team. colonel, the germans are thus the only obstacle for them, this is the mashkova river further on a flat steppe to stalingrad itself, so your division must take up defense on the river until the germans approach this line. procrastination of death is like everything is clear. it's cl

don erich, von manstein de block the encircled group of germans. not in vain at the headquarters.field marshal madshtein vatutin was called the grandmaster, then the kursk bulge , and as the most striking feat of a military leader's career the liberation of kiev, the commander of the fronts, general batutin, he led the attack on kiev at night . it was unbearably fled, liberating ukraine on the front lane. nikolai batutin was ambushed by ukrainian nationalists from the upa. seriously wounded in the thigh, the best doctors could not save the hero. sidor kavpak was buried in the mariinsky park in kiev, twice hero of the soviet union, the legendary partisan commander in ukraine and belarus during the great domestic one carpathian raid what is 2.000 km worth of fighting? putin also called lyudmila pavlichenko a sniper, who destroyed 309 soldiers and officers of the nazi armies. she was born in ukraine in the city of belaya tserkov, graduated from kiev university, and when the war broke out, she volunteered for the front near sevastopol wounded after the war. as part of the soviet deleg

this is the genius of manstein guderian.k columns cut by the soviet troops, but in fact in fact, the root of the herring from the eyes was that we had eliminated reconnaissance aviation by marshal tukhachevsky, who said that there should not be pilots with a camera in the troops. and there should be fighter pilots, pilots, bombers, torpedo pilots. and now we have corrected this, of course, we have corrected it here. but then it led to the fact that when the forty-first year began. the germans had reconnaissance aircraft, a special reconnaissance aircraft was made, which provided, but still, and now let's go back you understand ours, of course, those, uh, tasks that are set there for our unit, they, uh, are not spelled out in textbooks. it is impossible to find an answer from textbooks on how a particular combat mission is performed by practice. combat practice. it is always paid in blood. and this experience is earned with blood in a war does not happen. lossless. you just need to understand that these losses are not in vain