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STORM OF WAR Battle for Moscow is not the correct name to me.
Germany never comes to moscow capital. The correct name to me is: STORM OF WAR Operation Barbarossa (Unternehmen Barbarossa) |
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'battle for' not 'battle in'. note the difference.... moscow was the objective.... |
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Barbarossa is the whole Operation, from Karelia to the Black Sea and the upcoming sim will not focus on that whole operation, but just focus on the Battle of Moscow. See more here, for your information: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Moscow |
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Yes the name is right, it was one of the turn points in the eastern conflict, much looking forward flying on the eastern front again!
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And one of the most important of the war! Would there have been any other battles on the Eastern front if Moscow had fallen? Probably not. The Soviet regime would probably have fallen. not certainly, but probably. So, the Battle of Moscow was more important than Stalingrad, Kursk, Leningrad, etc.
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Loss of Moscow would mean loss of connection between South-Eastern and Northern part of the country. Basically, all the area north of Moscow, including Leningrad and Murmansk would have been cut off from the rest of the USSR. Not to mention a huge moral drop, should the city be lost. Plus, loss of the whole industrial region around Moscow. So, it may not be an end, but a terrible disaster for the country - most definitely. What could happen then - who knows? Quite probably, Japan would join the war against the USSR too, after this. So... |
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german raid Britain completly. 90% of all citys!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! but Never Bomb Moscow.:eek: The battle will be from Minsk to 50km west of moscow. From this way, the name is very very WINGS OF PREY. (city battles) (very small sceneries) this is not good for me. i don't like the idea. anyway, i think that will be better another scenario, like Leningrad, whit German forces, Finland Forces and Russian Forces in 1941. that will be nice |
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