Atlas of the Eastern Front

The Eastern Front serves as a pivotal backdrop for World War II, showcasing the intense conflict between German and Soviet forces over a vast expanse of 1,600 miles. The narrative spans from the launch of Operation Barbarossa in 1941 to the fall of Berlin in 1945, highlighting the brutal battles fought through diverse terrains, including the Arctic, forests, marshes, and mountains. This account captures the scale and ferocity of the campaign that ultimately led to the shattering of the Wehrmacht by the Red Army.