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發表於 2005-8-4 21:42:34
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Originally posted by hehe0114 at 2005-8-4 09:40 PM:
有幾大??
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Operation Mars is virtually unknown, largely due to Soviet efforts to expunge this disastrous defeat from historical accounts of Eastern Front fighting, although there is an opinion (put forth by American historian David Glantz) that in fact it was a more important offensive in STAVKA planning than the near-simultaneous Operation Uranus. This opinion is contested by claims that persistent attacks notwithstanding the mounting losses had the goal to tie the Army Group Center against possible reinforcement of the Army Group South at Stalingrad.
Casualties
* Soviet: 500,000 men, 1705 tanks (Glantz). Archives of the Ministry of Defence of Russia quote 70,400 men and 1,366 tanks.
* German: 40,000 men
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