The Rzhev Slaughterhouse - Gerasimova, Svetlana
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One of the best domestic studies of the Rzhev battle of 1942. The author has lived and worked amidst the still extant signs of this colossal battle and has dedicated herself to the study of its history.
Historians consider the Battle of Rzhev "one of the bloodiest in the history of the Great Patriotic War" and "Zhukov's greatest defeat." Veterans called this colossal battle, which continued for a total of 15 months, "the Rzhev slaughterhouse" or "the Massacre," while the German generals named this city "the cornerstone of the Eastern Front" and "the gateway to Berlin." By their territorial…mehr

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One of the best domestic studies of the Rzhev battle of 1942. The author has lived and worked amidst the still extant signs of this colossal battle and has dedicated herself to the study of its history.
Historians consider the Battle of Rzhev "one of the bloodiest in the history of the Great Patriotic War" and "Zhukov's greatest defeat." Veterans called this colossal battle, which continued for a total of 15 months, "the Rzhev slaughterhouse" or "the Massacre," while the German generals named this city "the cornerstone of the Eastern Front" and "the gateway to Berlin." By their territorial scale, number of participating troops, length and casualties, the military operations in the area of the Rzhev - Viaz'ma salient are not only comparable to the Stalingrad battle, but to a great extent surpass it. The total losses of the Red Army around Rzhev amounted to 2,000,000 men; the Wehrmacht's total losses are still unknown precisely to the present day.
Autorenporträt
Svetlana Aleksandrovna Gerasimova is a historian and museum official. After graduating from Leningrad State University with a history degree, she worked in the Urals as a middle school history teacher, before moving to Tver, where she taught a number of c