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Barbarossa: the German campaign in Russia : planning and operations (1940 - 1942)

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Main Author:	Grant, Richard Gordon (Author)
Format:	Book
Language:	English
Published:	Victoria, BC Trafford 2006
Series:	Historical 1
Subjects:	Geschichte 1940-1942 World War, 1939-1945 / Campaigns / Russia (Federation) Weltkrieg (1939-1945) World War, 1939-1945 > Campaigns > Russia (Federation) Russlandfeldzug > 1941-1945
Online Access:	Inhaltsverzeichnis
Item Description:	Includes bibliographical references
Physical Description:	VIII, 187 S. Ill., Kt. 22 cm

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adam_text	CONTENTS PART ONE. PLANNING Chapter 1. Strategic Planning Pace Initial Discussions (July 1940)......................... 1 The Mareks Plan (6 August 1940)...................... β Staff Work (August-September 1940)........„.......... 12 Admiral Raeder s Suggestions (26 September 1940)....... 14 Strategic Survey (October 1940)........................ 14 The Preliminary Plan (November-5 December 1940)_____ 17 General Staff and Command Post Exercises (November- December 1940).................................... 19 Economio Survey __________________________________ 20 Directive BARBAROSSA (18 December 1940)........... 21 S. Operational Planning The Army s Operation Order (3 February 1941).......... 26 Initiation of Subordinate Staffs (February-March 1941)___ 32 Changes in Plans (March-April 1941).............. Ł ___ 34 Army Group South ............................... 34 Far North ....................................... 36 Delay in the Start ................................ 37 The Draft of Directive No. 32 (11 June 1941)............ 37 Strategic Concentration (21 June 1941)................. 38 Air Support ...................................... 40 Other Factors .................................... 41 Estimate of Soviet Strength (June 1941)................ 42 Sources of Information __________________________ 42 Estimate of Red Army Dispositions .....___________ 42 Estimate of Soviet Air Force Strength _____________ 42 PART TWO. OPERATIONS IN 1941 Chapter 3. The Initial Operation· (22 June-31 July 1941) D Day .............................................. 44 The Situation on 30 June 1941......................... 44 , Developments in Early July 1941____■_________________ 45 The Mid-July Estimate ............................... 48 Directive No. 33 (19 July 1941)........................ 50 The Army s Letter to the Armed Forces High Command... 53 The Situation toward the End of July 1941.............. 57 4. Planning for Future Operation· The Army s Order of 28 July 1941...................... 59 Directive No. 34 (30 July 1941)........................ 61 Hitler s Vacillation over Strategy. ...................... 61 The Supplement to Direotive No. 34 (12 August 1941)___ 64 Developments to Mid-August 1941___________________ 65 The Anny Memorandum of 18 August 1941............. 65 Hitler s Decision (20 August 1941)...................... 69 v¡ CONTENTS PART TWO. OPERATIONS IN 1941— Continued Chapter 5. The Divenlon and Reassembly ?<» The Personnel Situation (End of August 1941)._,-_...... 71 Increasing Logistical Difficulties (Early September 1941). 72 POL ............................................ 72 Track-Laying and Wheeled Vehicles ................ 72 Developments to Mid-September 1941_________________ 73 Directive No. 35 (6 September 1941).................... 76 The Situation at the End of September 1941............. 77 Military-Economic Survey (2 October 1941)............. 78 The Muddy Period and Its Effect on Operations (October 1941)............................................. 79 Hitler s Plan for the Seizure of Moscow (12 October 1941). 81 6. The German Attack on Moscow Strategic Factors ________________......_____________ 83 Last-Minute Planning and Operations to 13 November 1941.............................................. 85 The Course of the Offensive (14 November-5 December 1941)............................................. 86 The Personnel Situation (End of November 1941)_______ 88 Critique ________________________......____________ 88 PART THREE. 1942— THE YEAR OF INDECISION Chapter 7. The Russian Counteroffensive (December 1941 -February 1942) The First German Reverses __________________________ 91 Hitler s Directive No. 39 (8 December 1941)...^......... 92 The Army High Command Order of 8 December 1941____ 94 Intelligence Estimate ____________________________ 94 Plans ........................................... 95 The Mission of the Army Groups __________________ 95 Conduct oí Operations ___________________________ 96 Organization ___________________________________ 96 The Red Army Seizes the Initiative ___________________ 97 Developments to 25 December 1941___________________ 99 The German Crisis in Mid-January 1942_______________ 101 The Crisis Reaches Its Climax (Beginning of February 1942). 105 The Russian Offensive Is Halted (20 February 1942)...... 106 Critique ............................................. 107 S. Preliminary Planning for a German Offensive in the Caucasus, 1942 Exploratory Steps (July 1940-September 1941)........... 109 The First Plan for a Caucasus Operation (October 1941)... 110 Caucasus Planning in November 1941__________________ 112 Effects of the Moscow Setback (January 1942)__________ 113 The First Preparatory Orders (February 1942)........... 114 The Navy s Role (February 1942)..................... 117 Intelligence Estimate (20 February 1942)................ 117 Hitler s Preoccupations in Early March 1942............. 118 The Situation at the End of March 1942................ 119 9. Preparations for the German Summer Offensive Directive No. 41 (5 April 1942)........................ 121 Estimates, Delays, and Disappointments in April 1942----- 124 Intelligence Estimate.. ........................... I24 COIWENTS vii PART THREE. 1942— THE YEAR OF INDECISiON-Conrlnued Chapter 9. Préparations for lhe German Summer Offensive — Continued P<w Estimates — Continued Delay in the Preliminary Operations _______________ 125 The Situation at Army Group. Center ____.....____ 125 Chain of Command.... _________________________ 125 Transportation __________ .._______________...... 126 Turkey Remains Neutral .......................... 126 Logistical Preparations ______________________________ 127 Timing .......................................... 127 Chain of Command.. ___________________________ 127 Supplies ......................................... 127 Motor Vehicles ................................... 128 Rail Transportation ___________________.......... 128 Summary _____________________________________ 128 Organizational Problems ___________________.....____ 128 Rehabilitation of Units ____________________...... 128 Shortage of Technicians _________________________ 129 Construction of Fortifications ____________......... 129 Oil Brigade Caucasus ___________________________ 130 Casualties and Replacements .....______.......... 130 The Participation of Germany s Allies _____________ 131 Rear Area Security ............................... 132 Army Group South s Defense Line _____1__________ 132 The Role of Army Group A ........................ 132 Feint and Counterfeint ______________________________ 133 Warning Notes (May 1942)............................ 134 The Armed Forces Potential in the Spring of 1942........ 134 The Preliminary Operations (May-June 1942)........... 139 Last-Minute Incidents and Impressions (June 1942)...... 141 10. Initial Operation! and New Plant (July 1942) The First Phase (28 June-6 July 1942).................. 143 The Second Phase (30 June-7 July 1942)................ 143 Changes in German Order of Battle (July 1942).......... 145 The Army Group A Offensive .......................... 145 The Operation Plan ............................... 145 The Army Group A Attack ______________________ 147 German and Russian Weaknesses _________________ 148 Directive No. 43................................. 149 The Continuation of Operations ___________________ 149 The Situation of the Other Army Groups by 20 July 1942. 150 Directive No. 44 (21 July 1942)........................ 152 Directive No. 45 (23 July 1942)........................ 152 German Shortages __________________________________ 155 Tanks ........................................... 155 Gasoline ______________________________________ 155 Stalingrad Takes Priority Over the Caucasus (End of July 1942)............................................. 156 11. The Period of Stagnation (August-October 1942) Developments to Mid-August 1942____................. 158 Personnel and Other Problems (16-18 August 1942)...... 161 The Situation in the Caucasus (Second Half of August 1942). 162 Viii CONTENTS PART THREE. 1942— THE YEAR OF INDEOSION-ConHnued Chapter 11. The Period of Stagnation (August-October 1942)— Continued ОД The Opening of the Battle for Stalingrad (End of August 1942)............................................. 164 The German Leadership Crisis (September 1942)......... 165 Faulty Intelligence and Its Interpretation ............... 167 The German Offensive Grinds to a Halt (26 September 1942)............................................. 167 German Estimates in October and Early November 1942.. 169 Army Group A _______________________......_..... 169 Army Group В _____________■________.............. 170 The Estimate of β November ...................... 171 The Oil of the Caucasus...: ________.................... 173 German Efforts at Production ...................... 173 Russian Supplies ______________......____......... 174 Local Engagements (October-Mid-November 1942)....... 174 12. Critical Analysis of the German Summer Offensive in 1942 Different Concepts of Strategy ____________________..... 176 Differences over the Choice of Objective ......______..... 177 Mistakes in the Execution of the German Offensive _______ 177 APPENDIXES A. List of German Military Leaders (July 1940-November 1942)............................................. 180 B. Chronology of Events ---------------------------------.....______ 184 C. Bibliographical Note .................................. 187 MAPS Ко. 1. General Reference Map of Eastern Europe ________________________ 3 2. The Mareks Plan ......._______.......___________.............. б 3. The Army Plan ................................................ 17 4. General Reference Map of the Far North.. ....................... 29 6. The Final Plan for Operation BARBAROSSA..................... 3β β. German and Russian Dispositions (June 1941)..................... 43 7. Situation on 19 July 1941................................. facing 48 8. Situation on 30 July 1941................................. facing 57 9. The Army Plan of 18 August 1941......................... facing 66 10. Situation in Mid-September 1941.......................... facing 74 11. Situation on 6 October 1941............................... facing 79 12. Situation on б December 1941............................. facing 86 13. Situation in Mid-January 1942............................ facing 101 14. General Reference Map of the Caucasus Area .........-..... facing 110 15. Situation at the End of June 1942........................... facing 144 16. Situation on 20 July 1942................................. facing 151 17. Situation on 18 November 1942............................ facing 174 CHARTS No. 1. German Chain of Command (1 July 1940)......................... * 2. Order of Battle on 21 June 1941.................................. 39 3. German Order of Battle—Russian Theater of War (January 1942)------ 102 4. German Order of Battle—Russian Theater of War (Beginning of July 1942)........................................................ 146 it ГЅлттап Order of Battle—Russian Theater of War (12 August 1942).. 160
adam_txt	CONTENTS PART ONE. PLANNING Chapter 1. Strategic Planning Pace Initial Discussions (July 1940). 1 The Mareks Plan (6 August 1940). β Staff Work (August-September 1940).„. 12 Admiral Raeder's Suggestions (26 September 1940). 14 Strategic Survey (October 1940). 14 The Preliminary Plan (November-5 December 1940)_ 17 General Staff and Command Post Exercises (November- December 1940). 19 Economio Survey _ 20 Directive BARBAROSSA (18 December 1940). 21 S. Operational Planning The Army's Operation Order (3 February 1941). 26 Initiation of Subordinate Staffs (February-March 1941)_ 32 Changes in Plans (March-April 1941). Ł _ 34 Army Group South . 34 Far North . 36 Delay in the Start . 37 The Draft of Directive No. 32 (11 June 1941). 37 Strategic Concentration (21 June 1941). 38 Air Support . 40 Other Factors . 41 Estimate of Soviet Strength (June 1941). 42 Sources of Information _ 42 Estimate of Red Army Dispositions ._ 42 Estimate of Soviet Air Force Strength _ 42 PART TWO. OPERATIONS IN 1941 Chapter 3. The Initial Operation· (22 June-31 July 1941) D Day . 44 The Situation on 30 June 1941. 44 , Developments in Early July 1941_■_ 45 The Mid-July Estimate . 48 Directive No. 33 (19 July 1941). 50 The Army's Letter to the Armed Forces High Command. 53 The Situation toward the End of July 1941. 57 4. Planning for Future Operation· The Army's Order of 28 July 1941. 59 Directive No. 34 (30 July 1941). 61 Hitler's Vacillation over Strategy. . 61 The Supplement to Direotive No. 34 (12 August 1941)_ 64 Developments to Mid-August 1941_ 65 The Anny Memorandum of 18 August 1941. 65 Hitler's Decision (20 August 1941). 69 v¡ CONTENTS PART TWO. OPERATIONS IN 1941— Continued Chapter 5. The Divenlon and Reassembly ?<»' The Personnel Situation (End of August 1941)._,-_. 71 Increasing Logistical Difficulties (Early September 1941). 72 POL . 72 Track-Laying and Wheeled Vehicles . 72 Developments to Mid-September 1941_ 73 Directive No. 35 (6 September 1941). 76 The Situation at the End of September 1941. 77 Military-Economic Survey (2 October 1941). 78 The Muddy Period and Its Effect on Operations (October 1941). 79 Hitler's Plan for the Seizure of Moscow (12 October 1941). 81 6. The German Attack on Moscow Strategic Factors _._ 83 Last-Minute Planning and Operations to 13 November 1941. 85 The Course of the Offensive (14 November-5 December 1941). 86 The Personnel Situation (End of November 1941)_ 88 Critique _._ 88 PART THREE. 1942— THE YEAR OF INDECISION Chapter 7. The Russian Counteroffensive (December 1941 -February 1942) The First German Reverses _ 91 Hitler's Directive No. 39 (8 December 1941).^. 92 The Army High Command Order of 8 December 1941_ 94 Intelligence Estimate _ 94 Plans . 95 The Mission of the Army Groups _ 95 Conduct oí Operations _ 96 Organization _ 96 The Red Army Seizes the Initiative _ 97 Developments to 25 December 1941_ 99 The German Crisis in Mid-January 1942_ 101 The Crisis Reaches Its Climax (Beginning of February 1942). 105 The Russian Offensive Is Halted (20 February 1942). 106 Critique . 107 S. Preliminary Planning for a German Offensive in the Caucasus, 1942 Exploratory Steps (July 1940-September 1941). 109 The First Plan for a Caucasus Operation (October 1941). 110 Caucasus Planning in November 1941_ 112 Effects of the Moscow Setback (January 1942)_ 113 The First Preparatory Orders (February 1942). 114 The Navy's Role (February 1942). 117 Intelligence Estimate (20 February 1942). 117 Hitler's Preoccupations in Early March 1942. 118 The Situation at the End of March 1942. 119 9. Preparations for the German Summer Offensive Directive No. 41 (5 April 1942). 121 Estimates, Delays, and Disappointments in April 1942----- 124 Intelligence Estimate. . I24 COIWENTS vii PART THREE. 1942— THE YEAR OF INDECISiON-Conrlnued Chapter 9. Préparations for lhe German Summer Offensive — Continued P<w Estimates — Continued Delay in the Preliminary Operations _ 125 The Situation at Army Group. Center _._ 125 Chain of Command.' _ 125 Transportation _'._. 126 Turkey Remains Neutral . 126 Logistical Preparations _ 127 Timing . 127 Chain of Command. _ 127 Supplies . 127 Motor Vehicles . 128 Rail Transportation _. 128 Summary _ 128 Organizational Problems _._ 128 Rehabilitation of Units _. 128 Shortage of Technicians _ 129 Construction of Fortifications _. 129 Oil Brigade Caucasus _ 130 Casualties and Replacements ._. 130 The Participation of Germany's Allies _ 131 Rear Area Security . 132 Army Group South's Defense Line _1_ 132 The Role of Army Group A . 132 Feint and Counterfeint _ 133 Warning Notes (May 1942). 134 The Armed Forces Potential in the Spring of 1942. 134 The Preliminary Operations (May-June 1942). 139 Last-Minute Incidents and Impressions (June 1942). 141 10. Initial Operation! and New Plant (July 1942) The First Phase (28 June-6 July 1942). 143 The Second Phase (30 June-7 July 1942). 143 Changes in German Order of Battle (July 1942). 145 The Army Group A Offensive . 145 The Operation Plan . 145 The Army Group A Attack _ 147 German and Russian Weaknesses _ 148 Directive No. 43. 149 The Continuation of Operations _ 149 The Situation of the Other Army Groups by 20 July 1942. 150 Directive No. 44 (21 July 1942). 152 Directive No. 45 (23 July 1942). 152 German Shortages _ 155 Tanks . 155 Gasoline _ 155 Stalingrad Takes Priority Over the Caucasus (End of July 1942). 156 11. The Period of Stagnation (August-October 1942) Developments to Mid-August 1942_. 158 Personnel and Other Problems (16-18 August 1942). 161 The Situation in the Caucasus (Second Half of August 1942). 162 Viii CONTENTS PART THREE. 1942— THE YEAR OF INDEOSION-ConHnued Chapter 11. The Period of Stagnation (August-October 1942)— Continued ОД The Opening of the Battle for Stalingrad (End of August 1942). 164 The German Leadership Crisis (September 1942). 165 Faulty Intelligence and Its Interpretation . 167 The German Offensive Grinds to a Halt (26 September 1942). 167 German Estimates in October and Early November 1942. 169 Army Group A _._. 169 Army Group В _■_. 170 The Estimate of β November . 171 The Oil of the Caucasus.: _. 173 German Efforts at Production . 173 Russian Supplies _._. 174 Local Engagements (October-Mid-November 1942). 174 12. Critical Analysis of the German Summer Offensive in 1942 Different Concepts of Strategy _. 176 Differences over the Choice of Objective ._. 177 Mistakes in the Execution of the German Offensive _ 177 APPENDIXES A. List of German Military Leaders (July 1940-November 1942). 180 B. Chronology of Events ---------------------------------._ 184 C. Bibliographical Note . 187 MAPS Ко. 1. General Reference Map of Eastern Europe _ 3 2. The Mareks Plan ._._. б 3. The Army Plan . 17 4. General Reference Map of the Far North. . 29 6. The Final Plan for Operation BARBAROSSA. 3β β. German and Russian Dispositions (June 1941). 43 7. Situation on 19 July 1941. facing 48 8. Situation on 30 July 1941. facing 57 9. The Army Plan of 18 August 1941. facing 66 10. Situation in Mid-September 1941. facing 74 11. Situation on 6 October 1941. facing 79 12. Situation on б December 1941. facing 86 13. Situation in Mid-January 1942. facing 101 14. General Reference Map of the Caucasus Area .-. facing 110 15. Situation at the End of June 1942. facing 144 16. Situation on 20 July 1942. facing 151 17. Situation on 18 November 1942. facing 174 CHARTS No. 1. German Chain of Command (1 July 1940). * 2. Order of Battle on 21 June 1941. 39 3. German Order of Battle—Russian Theater of War (January 1942)------ 102 4. German Order of Battle—Russian Theater of War (Beginning of July 1942). 146 it ГЅлттап Order of Battle—Russian Theater of War (12 August 1942). 160
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spellingShingle	Grant, Richard Gordon Barbarossa the German campaign in Russia : planning and operations (1940 - 1942) Historical World War, 1939-1945 / Campaigns / Russia (Federation) Weltkrieg (1939-1945) World War, 1939-1945 Campaigns Russia (Federation) Russlandfeldzug 1941-1945 (DE-588)4076906-9 gnd
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title	Barbarossa the German campaign in Russia : planning and operations (1940 - 1942)
title_auth	Barbarossa the German campaign in Russia : planning and operations (1940 - 1942)
title_exact_search	Barbarossa the German campaign in Russia : planning and operations (1940 - 1942)
title_exact_search_txtP	Barbarossa the German campaign in Russia : planning and operations (1940 - 1942)
title_full	Barbarossa the German campaign in Russia : planning and operations (1940 - 1942) R. Gordon Grant
title_fullStr	Barbarossa the German campaign in Russia : planning and operations (1940 - 1942) R. Gordon Grant
title_full_unstemmed	Barbarossa the German campaign in Russia : planning and operations (1940 - 1942) R. Gordon Grant
title_short	Barbarossa
title_sort	barbarossa the german campaign in russia planning and operations 1940 1942
title_sub	the German campaign in Russia : planning and operations (1940 - 1942)
topic	World War, 1939-1945 / Campaigns / Russia (Federation) Weltkrieg (1939-1945) World War, 1939-1945 Campaigns Russia (Federation) Russlandfeldzug 1941-1945 (DE-588)4076906-9 gnd
topic_facet	World War, 1939-1945 / Campaigns / Russia (Federation) Weltkrieg (1939-1945) World War, 1939-1945 Campaigns Russia (Federation) Russlandfeldzug 1941-1945
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