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Michael Wittmann destroyed 28 Soviet tanks in a single day — and still lost the war.
At Prokhorovka, Germany’s deadliest Tiger ace came face to face with a truth no skill could overcome: industrial warfare.

On the morning of July 12th, 1943, SS-Obersturmbannführer Michael Wittmann looked across the Soviet steppes and saw something German intelligence said was impossible — over 1,000 Soviet tanks advancing at once. What followed was the largest tank battle in human history and the moment Nazi Germany lost the war of production forever.

This video breaks down the Battle of Prokhorovka from the German perspective — inside Wittmann’s Tiger as it methodically destroyed T-34 after T-34, only to be overwhelmed by numbers that no tactical brilliance could stop. Fifteen Tiger tanks versus more than a thousand Soviet machines. Superior armor versus endless factories. Precision versus mass production.

Prokhorovka was not just a battle — it was a lesson in modern warfare.
Germany brought the best tanks in the world.
The Soviet Union brought more tanks than Germany could ever build.

Through firsthand accounts, verified production statistics, and battlefield analysis, this story reveals why kill counts no longer mattered, why aces could not change outcomes, and why the Tiger — a masterpiece of engineering — became a symbol of strategic failure.

This is the moment warfare changed forever.
Not decided by heroes.
Not decided by tactics.
But by factories.