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On June 24th, 1944, German commanders in Belarus dismissed the Pripyat marshes as impassable. Six days later, 40,000 of their soldiers had ceased to exist. The Soviets didn't just attack through terrain the Wehrmacht had written off — they weaponized it. Engineers laid corduroy roads under artillery cover while 7,000 guns opened a barrage so systematic it stripped away defensive positions one section at a time. Five German divisions found themselves trapped east of the Berezina River, caught in a pocket that contracted by the hour until there was nowhere left to run.

Welcome to War Time Review , where we uncover the grit, logistics, and forgotten operations of the Eastern Front. We strip away the mythology to reveal the brutal arithmetic of World War II.
In this video, you'll understand exactly how Soviet operational art turned geography into a weapon — and why 9th Army's chief of staff greeted reinforcements with the words: "Good to see you. 9th Army no longer exists."

We examine the archival gaps that still surround this battle, the Maskirovka deception that made Germans face the wrong direction, and the hour-by-hour disintegration of an entire army group. This is the mathematics of encirclement.

Topics Covered
Operation Bagration and the destruction of Army Group Center
Soviet Maskirovka deception operations in June 1944
German defensive doctrine and the "Fester Platz" fortress strategy
Engineering warfare: corduroy roads and swamp crossings
The encirclement and annihilation of German 9th Army
Archival methodology and the limits of historical verification
Soviet deep battle tactics and the Berezina River crossings


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