Soviet Military Deception in the Second World War¶
Glantz, D. M. (1989). Soviet Military Deception in the Second World War.
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- What made Bagration a masterpiece was the middle-level design: Soviet planners chose Army Group Centre as the center of gravity, mounted an elaborate maskirovka deception convincing German command the blow would fall to the south
This sourceThe Bagration maskirovka deception that persuaded German command the main blow would fall in the south.
- What made Bagration a masterpiece was the middle-level design: Soviet planners chose Army Group Centre as the center of gravity, mounted an elaborate maskirovka deception convincing German command the blow would fall to the south
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