Armor and Blood

In "Armor and Blood," Dennis E. Showalter presents a thorough examination of the Battle of Kursk, a pivotal moment on the Eastern Front during World War II that has often been overlooked by historians. Using newly released information from Russian military archives, Showalter provides a detailed analysis of the strategies and tactics employed by both the Soviet and German forces as they clashed in a fierce confrontation involving over 3 million soldiers and 8,000 tanks. This work not only highlights the military aspects of the battle but also delves into the human experiences of tank warfare, making it a compelling study of one of history's most significant conflicts. With extensive research and vivid illustrations, "Armor and Blood" aims to establish itself as a definitive account of this monumental struggle.