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Serzhant Ivanovich motioned his men to stop moving. The village looked deserted, the fascists nowhere to be seen, but he knew they were there waiting quietly.
Flashes of thunder snapped Ivanovich back to the present. The heavens opened up and the Soviet ‘God of War’ began to rain down his fury on the fascists’ positions. Shell after shell fell, exploding in great pillars of earth.
As suddenly as it began, the thunder stopped. The Kapitan shouted, the Maksim began its chatter, and the troops charged ahead toward the enemy. The Germans woke from their daze and their machine-guns ripping fire began. Mines exploded, adding to the confusion. The German positions were strong and very well-prepared.
Accurate cannon fire began hitting the fascists’ lines from a new direction. Ivanovich grinned; the assault guns had arrived! His attack was up and moving!
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During the calm weeks leading up to Operation Bagration, the Soviets have amassed their armies for the greatest offensive yet undertaken on the Eastern Front. Three years after the German invasion, the Red Army stands as battle-hardened troops, ready to finally push the fascist invaders out of Mother Russia! A screaming barrage of shells and rockets signals the beginning of
Operation Bagration, and Soviet Rifle Corps charge forward to capture the fortress towns of Vitebsk, Orsha and Mogilov.
The Red Army smashes through German Army Group Centre’s front line and then relentlessly advances westward across Byelorussia to threaten Minsk. The Red Army goes on the offensive all across the front, from Finland and Estonia in the north to Poland, Ukraine, Romania, and eventually across Hungary to lay siege to the city of Budapest.
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