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About this book
Barbarossa, Leningrad, Kursk, Kharkov – the Eastern Front was the scene of the most decisive campaign of World War II and Hitler's elite soldiers, the Waffen-SS, fought in the East from the beginning of the Russian campaign in 1941 to the fall of Berlin in 1945.
As the war in the Soviet Union progressed, the formations of the Waffen-SS distinguished themselves. The premier Waffen-SS formations – the Leibstandarte, Das Reich, Totenkopf and Wiking Divisions – proved themselves to be masters of mechanised warfare and the all-arms battle.
Enhanced by more than 100 exciting black-and-white photographs, SS: Hell on the Eastern Front is a detailed account of every aspect of the Waffen-SS's war on the Eastern Front – its battles (against the Red Army and Soviet partisans), its organisation, its recruitment of non-Germans, its tactics and equipment, orders of battle and its mentality.
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Table of contents
- Cover
- Title Page
- Copyright PageWar
- Contents
- 1 The Ideological War
- 2 First Blood
- 3 The First Winter
- 4 A Time of Trial
- 5 Triumph and Despair
- 6 Himmler’s Foreign Legions
- 7 New Tactics for a New War
- 8 The Dirty War
- 9 Red Storm in the South
- 10 Fields of Glory
- 11 No Respite
- 12 The Black Guard Dies
- Appendices
- Index