STREET FIGHTING TACTICS IN WORLD WAR II

Discover the brutal and violent world of street fighting during World War II. This publication, based on rare training documents from various countries, outlines the evolution of tactics for fighting over buildings. Learn about the accounts of soldiers fighting on various fronts and understand what infantry combat looked like in ruined cities.

• Evolution of doctrines of fighting over buildings.
• Accounts of soldiers from the Western and Eastern Fronts.
• Detailed descriptions of the battles of Stalingrad, Warsaw, and the Allied advance.
• Illustrations with photographs, diagrams, and tactical scenarios.
• Insightful insights into the tactics of urban infantry.

Fighting in cities during World War II reached a new level of brutality due to ruins and modern weapons. This book analyzes training documents from Great Britain, the USA, Germany and the Soviet Union to understand how strategies for fighting in buildings evolved. It also includes accounts of soldiers from various fronts, including the battles of Stalingrad, Warsaw and the Allied advance through Germany.

This publication offers a unique insight into the tactics and experiences of infantry fighting in cities. Thanks to illustrations, diagrams and colorful tactical scenarios, the reader can better understand the reality of fighting in an urbanized environment. Discover details about infantry tactics and learn how soldiers coped with the challenges of fighting in the ruins of cities.

Napoleon V Publishing presents this position, which offers a fresh look at street fighting during World War II. The format of the book is 18.5x25 cm, it has 66 pages and is paperback. The year of publication is 2019. This book is a valuable source of knowledge for historians, military enthusiasts and anyone interested in the history of World War II.