Finland had a little army, so defeat them in the middle of the summer with 3times more man shouldnt be hard.
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Update 3
From The Diary Of Pvt. Dimitri Ivanovich Petrenko, 55.Rifle Division, 47.Rifle Corps, Smolensk Front, August 24, 1941.
'' Today we received a radio transmission. The germans attacked Kiev again. They advanced with less numbers than the first attack, hoping they had killed a lot of soviets in theyr last try. Field Marshal Kulik defeated the germans yet again, leading to a collapse of the german offensive capacity on the Ukrainian Front.''
Panzer III advancing in Kiev
From The Diary Of Pvt. Dimitri Ivanovich Petrenko, 55.Rifle Division, 47.Rifle Corps, Smolensk Front, August 28, 1941.
''After the second german defeat in Kiev, ithe red army gained the upper hand in the Ukrainian Front. Field Marshall Kulik ordered an offensive over Vishgorod, to secure Kiev's right flank. After a brutal twenty hour fighting, Vishgorod was reconquered.
T34's advancing to the Dnieper
''The situation on the city was tragical. It was completely destroyed by the battle, only a third of Vishgorod wasn't burning.''
From The Diary Of Pvt. Dimitri Ivanovich Petrenko, 55.Rifle Division, 47.Rifle Corps, Smolensk Front, September 10, 1941.
''Two days ago, our commander, Field Marshal Konev, was sent to north. He received the command of the 1st Baltic Front. The famous General Zhukov received the command of our front. Today he ordered the beggining of Operation Hurricane, an encirclement of german soldiers, before the Dvina-Dnieper Offensive begin.''
T-34s advancing on the right flank of Orsha
From The Diary Of Pvt. Dimitri Ivanovich Petrenko, 55.Rifle Division, 47.Rifle Corps, Smolensk Front, September 20, 1941
'' The encirclement of Orsha was a great success. A hundred thousand germans were surrounded. Gen. Zhukov ordered my unit to advance together with supporting T-34s to capture the germans.''
Captured germans
'' I killed my first enemy today at Orsha. Initially, I thougth: I killed an enemy of the motherland! This is one step closer to victory! But them, I got close to his body, full of bullets from my PPSh-41, and saw that I was nothing more than a mere murderer...I'm confused.''
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Update 3
From The Diary Of Pvt. Dimitri Ivanovich Petrenko, 55.Rifle Division, 47.Rifle Corps, Smolensk Front, August 24, 1941.
'' Today we received a radio transmission. The germans attacked Kiev again. They advanced with less numbers than the first attack, hoping they had killed a lot of soviets in theyr last try. Field Marshal Kulik defeated the germans yet again, leading to a collapse of the german offensive capacity on the Ukrainian Front.''
Panzer III advancing in Kiev
From The Diary Of Pvt. Dimitri Ivanovich Petrenko, 55.Rifle Division, 47.Rifle Corps, Smolensk Front, August 28, 1941.
''After the second german defeat in Kiev, ithe red army gained the upper hand in the Ukrainian Front. Field Marshall Kulik ordered an offensive over Vishgorod, to secure Kiev's right flank. After a brutal twenty hour fighting, Vishgorod was reconquered.
T34's advancing to the Dnieper
''The situation on the city was tragical. It was completely destroyed by the battle, only a third of Vishgorod wasn't burning.''
From The Diary Of Pvt. Dimitri Ivanovich Petrenko, 55.Rifle Division, 47.Rifle Corps, Smolensk Front, September 10, 1941.
''Two days ago, our commander, Field Marshal Konev, was sent to north. He received the command of the 1st Baltic Front. The famous General Zhukov received the command of our front. Today he ordered the beggining of Operation Hurricane, an encirclement of german soldiers, before the Dvina-Dnieper Offensive begin.''
T-34s advancing on the right flank of Orsha
From The Diary Of Pvt. Dimitri Ivanovich Petrenko, 55.Rifle Division, 47.Rifle Corps, Smolensk Front, September 20, 1941
'' The encirclement of Orsha was a great success. A hundred thousand germans were surrounded. Gen. Zhukov ordered my unit to advance together with supporting T-34s to capture the germans.''
Captured germans
'' I killed my first enemy today at Orsha. Initially, I thougth: I killed an enemy of the motherland! This is one step closer to victory! But them, I got close to his body, full of bullets from my PPSh-41, and saw that I was nothing more than a mere murderer...I'm confused.''
I know but Dimitri division is doing almost nothing right now. Soon things will change. I'll add new faces to the history. Today's update will be diferent
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I was actually planning to write a SU AAR following the story of a soldier too. Must be about the new CoD!
Good work, but how come Dimitri knows everything about the Soviet tactics greatly? Would expect Soviet High Command to less educate their troops. Especially about numbers.
Good work, but how come Dimitri knows everything about the Soviet tactics greatly? Would expect Soviet High Command to less educate their troops. Especially about numbers.
War is more then warcrimes...
Als long as you don't let him kill POW's i think you will be just fine..
Just write about his emotions or maybe about the war on company level...
Yes, but in the WW2 eastern front, for a sov. soldier, nazi warcrimes were things they saw sometimes
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No Gulags, Terror Bombing, POW camps, etc. Although I do think that AAR the process of POW'ing somebody is allowed.
