Thread: Battle of Moscow is not really talked about, But yet Stalingrad is more talked about. Why?
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Default Re: Battle of Moscow is not really talked about, But yet Stalingrad is more talked about. Why?
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Originally Posted by Sloniksp View Post
This is Russian Federal highway Moscow city nowadays.



Now imagine 100 German horse drawn divisions 65 years ago during the September rains...

Easy you say?
Like I keep saying: What the Germans needed in Russia wasn't a better panzer it was a CAT D9 bulldozer.....
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