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Bester Preis: Fr. 19.36 (€ 19.80)¹ (vom 28.06.2022)1
Operation Berlin (1989)
DE NWISBN: 9783862055517 bzw. 3862055515, in Deutsch, Iudicium, neu.
Die Handlung in diesem Roman ist schnell erzählt. Stefan Krapp, arbeitsloser Maler und Trödelhändler aus Nürnberg, beschliesst zusammen mit seinem Onkel Tobias Krapp, einem pensionierten Deutschlehrer, zu Silvester 1989 nach Berlin zu fahren, um die Öffnung der Mauer mitzufeiern. Als sie auf der Mauer vor dem Brandenburger Tor stehen, fühlt Stefan plötzlich einen Stich im Kopf, wird ohnmächtig und fällt von der Mauer. Er wird in ein Krankenhaus gebracht. Dort stellt man eine Gehirnblutung fest. Stefan wird operiert, schliesslich als geheilt ins normale ‚Leben‘ entlassen. Er stellt fest, dass ihm bei der Gehirn-Operation seine Kreativität abhandengekommen ist. Wie geht es mit Stefan weiter? Und wie mit Berlin und der Wiedervereinigung? Wer an der etwas verrückt-chaotischen Phantasie des Erzählers Stefan, an ironischer Verfremdung des politischen Geschehens, an Perspektivenwechsel im Rollenspiel beim Erzählen, an der Erkundung der Wechselwirkung von Innenwelt und Aussenwelt, an Assoziationen und an versteckten Anspielungen Gefallen findet, wird diesen Roman mit Vergnügen lesen. 20.0 x 13.0 cm, Buch.
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Operation Berlin (2021)
~DE PB NWISBN: 3862055515 bzw. 9783862055517, vermutlich in Deutsch, Iudicium Verlag, Taschenbuch, neu.
Operation Berlin ab 19.8 € als Taschenbuch: Die abenteuerliche Reise von Tobias und Stefan Krapp aus Nürnberg zum Brandenburger Tor in Berlin Silvester 1989 und was dem Stefan dann in der Charité widerfährt - eine Geschichte in Bildern - 1961/1989/2021. Aus dem Bereich: Bücher, Taschenbücher, Romane & Erzählungen,.
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The Berlin Operation 1945 (1945)
EN NWISBN: 9781912390496 bzw. 1912390493, in Englisch, Helion and Company, neu.
Lieferung aus: Kanada, In Stock, plus shipping.
Richard W. Harrison, Books, History, The Berlin Operation 1945, Berlin Operation, 1945, tells the story of the Red Army's penultimate offensive operation in the war in Europe. Here the forces of three fronts (Second and First Belorussian and First Ukrainian) forced the Oder River and surrounded the defenders of the German capital, reduced the city and drove westward to link up with the Western allies in central Germany. This is another in a series of studies compiled by the Soviet Army General Staff, which during the postwar years set itself the task of gathering and generalizing the experience of the war for the purpose of training the armed forces' higher staffs in the conduct of large-scale offensive operations. The study is divided into three parts. The first contains a brief strategic overview of the situation, as it existed by the spring of 1945, with special emphasis on German preparations to meet the inevitable Soviet attack. This section also includes an examination of the decisions by the Stavka of the Supreme High Command on the conduct of the operation. As usual, the fronts' materiel-technical and other preparations for the offensive are covered in great detail. These include plans for artillery, artillery and engineer support, as well as the work of the rear services and political organs and the strengths, capabilities and tasks of the individual armies. Part two deals with the Red Army's breakthrough of the Germans' Oder defensive position up to the encirclement of the Berlin garrison. This covers the First Belorussian Front's difficulty in overcoming the defensive along the Seelow Heights along the direct path to Berlin, as well as the First Ukrainian Front's easier passage over the Oder and its secondary attack along the Dresden axis. The Second Belorussian Front's breakthrough and its sweep through the Baltic littoral is also covered. Part three covers the intense fighting to reduce the city's defenders from late April until the garrison's surrender on 2 May, as well as operations in the area up to the formal German capitulation. This section contains a number of detailed descriptions of urban fighting at the battalion and regimental level. It closes with conclusions about the role of the various combat arms in the operation.
Richard W. Harrison, Books, History, The Berlin Operation 1945, Berlin Operation, 1945, tells the story of the Red Army's penultimate offensive operation in the war in Europe. Here the forces of three fronts (Second and First Belorussian and First Ukrainian) forced the Oder River and surrounded the defenders of the German capital, reduced the city and drove westward to link up with the Western allies in central Germany. This is another in a series of studies compiled by the Soviet Army General Staff, which during the postwar years set itself the task of gathering and generalizing the experience of the war for the purpose of training the armed forces' higher staffs in the conduct of large-scale offensive operations. The study is divided into three parts. The first contains a brief strategic overview of the situation, as it existed by the spring of 1945, with special emphasis on German preparations to meet the inevitable Soviet attack. This section also includes an examination of the decisions by the Stavka of the Supreme High Command on the conduct of the operation. As usual, the fronts' materiel-technical and other preparations for the offensive are covered in great detail. These include plans for artillery, artillery and engineer support, as well as the work of the rear services and political organs and the strengths, capabilities and tasks of the individual armies. Part two deals with the Red Army's breakthrough of the Germans' Oder defensive position up to the encirclement of the Berlin garrison. This covers the First Belorussian Front's difficulty in overcoming the defensive along the Seelow Heights along the direct path to Berlin, as well as the First Ukrainian Front's easier passage over the Oder and its secondary attack along the Dresden axis. The Second Belorussian Front's breakthrough and its sweep through the Baltic littoral is also covered. Part three covers the intense fighting to reduce the city's defenders from late April until the garrison's surrender on 2 May, as well as operations in the area up to the formal German capitulation. This section contains a number of detailed descriptions of urban fighting at the battalion and regimental level. It closes with conclusions about the role of the various combat arms in the operation.
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The Berlin Operation 1945 (1945)
EN PB NWISBN: 9781912390496 bzw. 1912390493, in Englisch, 420 Seiten, Helion and Company, Taschenbuch, neu.
Lieferung aus: Vereinigte Staaten von Amerika, Not yet published, free shipping for AmazonPrime only. Regular USD 4.98.
Von Händler/Antiquariat, Amazon.com.
Berlin Operation, 1945, tells the story of the Red Army’s penultimate offensive operation in the war in Europe. Here the forces of three fronts (Second and First Belorussian and First Ukrainian) forced the Oder River and surrounded the defenders of the German capital, reduced the city and drove westward to link up with the Western allies in central Germany. This is another in a series of studies compiled by the Soviet Army General Staff, which during the postwar years set itself the task of gathering and generalizing the experience of the war for the purpose of training the armed forces’ higher staffs in the conduct of large-scale offensive operations. The study is divided into three parts. The first contains a brief strategic overview of the situation, as it existed by the spring of 1945, with special emphasis on German preparations to meet the inevitable Soviet attack. This section also includes an examination of the decisions by the Stavka of the Supreme High Command on the conduct of the operation. As usual, the fronts’ materiel-technical and other preparations for the offensive are covered in great detail. These include plans for artillery, artillery and engineer support, as well as the work of the rear services and political organs and the strengths, capabilities and tasks of the individual armies. Part two deals with the Red Army’s breakthrough of the Germans’ Oder defensive position up to the encirclement of the Berlin garrison. This covers the First Belorussian Front’s difficulty in overcoming the defensive along the Seelow Heights along the direct path to Berlin, as well as the First Ukrainian Front’s easier passage over the Oder and its secondary attack along the Dresden axis. The Second Belorussian Front’s breakthrough and its sweep through the Baltic littoral is also covered. Part three covers the intense fighting to reduce the city’s defenders from late April until the garrison’s surrender on 2 May, as well as operations in the area up to the formal German capitulation. This section contains a number of detailed descriptions of urban fighting at the battalion and regimental level. It closes with conclusions about the role of the various combat arms in the operation. See: Paperback, Label: Helion and Company, Helion and Company, Product group: Book, Published: 2019-01-19, Release date: 2019-02-02, Studio: Helion and Company.
Von Händler/Antiquariat, Amazon.com.
Berlin Operation, 1945, tells the story of the Red Army’s penultimate offensive operation in the war in Europe. Here the forces of three fronts (Second and First Belorussian and First Ukrainian) forced the Oder River and surrounded the defenders of the German capital, reduced the city and drove westward to link up with the Western allies in central Germany. This is another in a series of studies compiled by the Soviet Army General Staff, which during the postwar years set itself the task of gathering and generalizing the experience of the war for the purpose of training the armed forces’ higher staffs in the conduct of large-scale offensive operations. The study is divided into three parts. The first contains a brief strategic overview of the situation, as it existed by the spring of 1945, with special emphasis on German preparations to meet the inevitable Soviet attack. This section also includes an examination of the decisions by the Stavka of the Supreme High Command on the conduct of the operation. As usual, the fronts’ materiel-technical and other preparations for the offensive are covered in great detail. These include plans for artillery, artillery and engineer support, as well as the work of the rear services and political organs and the strengths, capabilities and tasks of the individual armies. Part two deals with the Red Army’s breakthrough of the Germans’ Oder defensive position up to the encirclement of the Berlin garrison. This covers the First Belorussian Front’s difficulty in overcoming the defensive along the Seelow Heights along the direct path to Berlin, as well as the First Ukrainian Front’s easier passage over the Oder and its secondary attack along the Dresden axis. The Second Belorussian Front’s breakthrough and its sweep through the Baltic littoral is also covered. Part three covers the intense fighting to reduce the city’s defenders from late April until the garrison’s surrender on 2 May, as well as operations in the area up to the formal German capitulation. This section contains a number of detailed descriptions of urban fighting at the battalion and regimental level. It closes with conclusions about the role of the various combat arms in the operation. See: Paperback, Label: Helion and Company, Helion and Company, Product group: Book, Published: 2019-01-19, Release date: 2019-02-02, Studio: Helion and Company.
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Operation Berlin (2021)
DE PB NWISBN: 9783862055517 bzw. 3862055515, in Deutsch, Iudicium Verlag, Iudicium Verlag, Taschenbuch, neu.
Lieferung aus: Deutschland, Versandkostenfrei, in stock.
Operation Berlin - Die abenteuerliche Reise von Tobias und Stefan Krapp aus Nürnberg zum Brandenburger Tor in Berlin Silvester 1989 und was dem Stefan dann in der Charité widerfährt - eine Geschichte in Bildern - 1961/1989/2021: ab 19.8 €.
Operation Berlin - Die abenteuerliche Reise von Tobias und Stefan Krapp aus Nürnberg zum Brandenburger Tor in Berlin Silvester 1989 und was dem Stefan dann in der Charité widerfährt - eine Geschichte in Bildern - 1961/1989/2021: ab 19.8 €.
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