Dmitry Zubov Boeken

The story of the largest operation the Luftwaffe undertook on the Eastern Front - in support of the Kursk offensive.

The narrative is supplemented by new information on the creation and operation of the aircraft that formed the Transport Gruppen.

Set against the backdrop of October 1941, the narrative delves into Operation Typhoon and the pivotal battle for Moscow, which was deemed Hitler's final offensive. The success of this campaign was crucial for Germany's ambitions to dominate Britain and Europe, hinging on the defeat of the Soviet forces, particularly their formidable air force. The book explores the strategic significance and high stakes of this critical moment in World War II.

Drawn from German and Russian sources, much of the latter only recently declassified, the authors expose for the very first time the Luftwaffe's secret operations in WW2.

In this book, the authors explore the part that the Luftwaffe played in the battle to capture the Soviet Union's second city.