Kiev 1941

In just four weeks during the summer of 1941, the German Wehrmacht achieved a significant victory at the Battle of Kiev, one of the largest battles of World War II. David Stahel provides a detailed account of the battle’s course and its aftermath, highlighting the costly losses endured by German forces and the wider implications for the German war effort. The book offers insights into the inner workings of the German military and the experiences of ordinary soldiers amid the unfolding conflict.