The tank battles in the Soviet Union during the summer of 1941 were
the largest in World War II, exceeding even the more famous
Prokhorovka encounter during the Kursk campaign. Indeed, they were
the largest tank battles ever fought. This book examines two evenly
matched competitors in this conflict, the German Panzer 38(t) and
the Soviet BT-7. Both were of similar size, armed with guns of
comparable firepower, and had foreign roots - the Panzer 38(t) was
a Czechoslovak design and the BT-7 was an evolution of the American
Christie tank. With full-colour artwork and archive and present-day
photography, this absorbing study assesses the strengths and
limitations of these two types against the wider background of
armoured doctrine in the opening stages of Operation Barbarossa.
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