Скачать или смотреть When the Panzer Blitz Stalled at Moscow: Why Operation Typhoon Failed

By the fall of 1941, the German Army seemed invincible. Operation Barbarossa had shattered Soviet defenses, capturing 600,000 prisoners, and destroying thousands of tanks.

Victory seemed inevitable.

With Operation Typhoon, Hitler declared the time had come for the “last great decisive battle of the war.”

The stage was set for what the German High Command, OKH, believed would be a swift and crushing victory, cementing their dominance on the Eastern Front.

Yet, beneath this ambitious strategy, critical flaws began to emerge.

As the panzers raced toward the Soviet capital, they confronted challenges no blitzkrieg had ever endured—vast distances, relentless Soviet resistance and brutal conditions that ultimately halted them just 15 miles from the city.

Join us as we unravel the story of Operation Typhoon and explore the critical reasons behind the collapse of Germany’s ambitious push to capture Moscow.

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