超级军网请问《基辅会战》这个系列的书后来是不出了，还是没有流 ...
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解放军出版社在80年代末期出了一本军科翻译的《基辅会战》（内部发行），前言中说这是一套德国的系列二战史书籍中的一册，然后其他的分册也会在日后翻译出版。但是我在网上找了好久都没找到，同系列的后续书籍。后续的那些是因为计划改变不出了，还是因为后来内部书籍管的更严，没有流出了？
解放军出版社在80年代末期出了一本军科翻译的《基辅会战》（内部发行），前言中说这是一套德国的系列二战史书籍中的一册，然后其他的分册也会在日后翻译出版。但是我在网上找了好久都没找到，同系列的后续书籍。后续的那些是因为计划改变不出了，还是因为后来内部书籍管的更严，没有流出了？
嗯，这书我先读的打印版，后买了一本，但没看。还真不知道有这事儿！同楼主之问！不过以共军注重理论而不注重战史来看，这事儿玄！
今年会出更好的
94式底座穿梭机 发表于 2016-1-22 17:06
今年会出更好的
也是德国人写的吗？
94式底座穿梭机 发表于 2016-1-22 17:06
今年会出更好的
也是德国人写的吗？
aptg 发表于 2016-1-22 17:22
也是德国人写的吗？
……不是……
也是德国人写的吗？
……不是……
很据最近俄文版翻译的
94式底座穿梭机 发表于 2016-1-22 17:06
今年会出更好的
有书名吗？
今年会出更好的
有书名吗？
有书名吗？
《基辅1941》
《基辅1941》
Dubno 1941 - The Greatest Tank Battle of the Second World War Hardcover – 15 Jun 2016
by Aleksei Isaev
In June 1941 - during the first week of the Nazi invasion in the Soviet Union the quiet cornfields and towns of Western Ukraine were awakened by the clanking of steel and thunder of explosions; this was the greatest tank battle of the Second World War. About 3,000 tanks from the Red Army Kiev Special Military District clashed with about 800 German tanks of Heeresgruppe South. Why did the numerically superior Soviets fail? Hundreds of heavy KV-1 and KV-2 tanks, the five-turret giant T-35 and famous T-34 failed to stop the Germans. Based on recently available archival sources, A. Isaev describes the battle from a new point of view: that in fact it s not the tanks, but armored units, which win or lose battles. The Germans during the Blitzkrieg era had superior T&OE for their tank forces. The German Panzer Division could defeat their opponents not by using tanks, but by using artillery, which included heavy artillery, motorized infantry and engineers. The Red Army s armored unit - the Mechanized Corps - had a lot of teething troubles, as all of them lacked accompanying infantry and artillery. In 1941 the Soviet Armored Forces had to learn the difficult science - and mostly art - of combined warfare. Isaev traces the role of these factors in a huge battle around the small Ukrainian town of Dubno. Popular myths about impregnable KV and T-34 tanks are laid to rest. In reality, the Germans in 1941 had the necessary tools to combat them. The author also defines the real achievements on the Soviet side: the Blitzkrieg in the Ukraine had been slowed down. For the Soviet Union, the military situation in June 1941 was much worse than it was for France and Britain during the Western Campaign in 1940. The Red Army wasn't ready to fight as a whole and the border district s armies lacked infantry units, as they were just arriving from the internal regions of the USSR. In this case, the Red Army tanks became the Iron Shield of the Soviet Union; they even operated as fire brigades. In many cases, the German infantry - not tanks - became the main enemy of Soviet armored units in the Dubno battle. Poorly organized, but fierce, tank-based counterattacks slowed down the German infantry and while the Soviet tanks lost the battle, they won the war. Contains 134 b/w photos, 7 b/w maps, 8 colour maps, 9 colour photos.
Hardcover: 200 pages
Publisher: Helion & Company Ltd (15 Jun. 2016)
Language: English
ISBN-10: 1910777749
ISBN-13: 978-1910777749
by Aleksei Isaev
In June 1941 - during the first week of the Nazi invasion in the Soviet Union the quiet cornfields and towns of Western Ukraine were awakened by the clanking of steel and thunder of explosions; this was the greatest tank battle of the Second World War. About 3,000 tanks from the Red Army Kiev Special Military District clashed with about 800 German tanks of Heeresgruppe South. Why did the numerically superior Soviets fail? Hundreds of heavy KV-1 and KV-2 tanks, the five-turret giant T-35 and famous T-34 failed to stop the Germans. Based on recently available archival sources, A. Isaev describes the battle from a new point of view: that in fact it s not the tanks, but armored units, which win or lose battles. The Germans during the Blitzkrieg era had superior T&OE for their tank forces. The German Panzer Division could defeat their opponents not by using tanks, but by using artillery, which included heavy artillery, motorized infantry and engineers. The Red Army s armored unit - the Mechanized Corps - had a lot of teething troubles, as all of them lacked accompanying infantry and artillery. In 1941 the Soviet Armored Forces had to learn the difficult science - and mostly art - of combined warfare. Isaev traces the role of these factors in a huge battle around the small Ukrainian town of Dubno. Popular myths about impregnable KV and T-34 tanks are laid to rest. In reality, the Germans in 1941 had the necessary tools to combat them. The author also defines the real achievements on the Soviet side: the Blitzkrieg in the Ukraine had been slowed down. For the Soviet Union, the military situation in June 1941 was much worse than it was for France and Britain during the Western Campaign in 1940. The Red Army wasn't ready to fight as a whole and the border district s armies lacked infantry units, as they were just arriving from the internal regions of the USSR. In this case, the Red Army tanks became the Iron Shield of the Soviet Union; they even operated as fire brigades. In many cases, the German infantry - not tanks - became the main enemy of Soviet armored units in the Dubno battle. Poorly organized, but fierce, tank-based counterattacks slowed down the German infantry and while the Soviet tanks lost the battle, they won the war. Contains 134 b/w photos, 7 b/w maps, 8 colour maps, 9 colour photos.
Hardcover: 200 pages
Publisher: Helion & Company Ltd (15 Jun. 2016)
Language: English
ISBN-10: 1910777749
ISBN-13: 978-1910777749