The Battle of Kursk

Focusing on the Battle of Kursk, Valeriy Zamulin presents a comprehensive analysis of its historiography, revealing how Soviet censorship shaped narratives during the Brezhnev era. He explores crucial topics such as the formation of the Kursk bulge, the effectiveness of Soviet strategies, and controversial incidents like friendly fire among Soviet troops. Zamulin debunks myths surrounding the battle, including the exaggerated notion of tank collisions, and sheds light on previously hidden events, including the psychological toll on junior commanders. This collection enhances our understanding of this pivotal WWII battle.