How did Moscow take and how did the defense of Moscow be won?

At that time, it was still promising to abandon the plan to encircle and annihilate the defenders of Kiev, not to wave the army south, to break through directly in the middle and directly attack Moscow.

But the price is that the millions of Soviet troops trapped around Kyiv may break through, the Soviet forces on the southern front will be much stronger than historically, and the Soviet Union's grain and coal and iron production bases may be preserved. The oil fields of the Caucasus will be safe, and the military port of Sevastopol, the Russian Black Sea Fleet, will not be threatened.

That is, if Moscow could not be taken, the war would be more difficult in the future, because the economic situation in the USSR would have been much better.

Germany suffered a big defeat at Stalingrad, the key was Germany's logistics problems at that time, so if you want to take Moscow, you have to solve this, and now NATO's eastward expansion is actually a very good method, I can use cannibalization against you, and the war is not just occupation.

Hehe, it was a dream to take Moscow, Napoleon and Hitler were defeated under the city of Moscow.

The cold is the biggest killer there.

Troop strength is not a problem, strengthen the accuracy of weather forecasts, adjust the supply budget for logistics support! Adjust the combat deployment of the Allied forces! The others don't even know if they're not military experts!

If it were to be replaced by the current military force and there was a nuclear war, I believe that the first one would already win more than half of the victory! Hehe! It's okay to talk about it, but it's absolutely impossible!

The biggest weakness of the German army was supply, and the climate of the USSR was not fully taken into account before the war, and I did not expect to be dragged down by the USSR.

Mongolia took it once.

Start the war in advance in March, don't help Italy.

Send ** to the Ukrainians and let them help fight.

The Ukrainians are awesome.

Germany lost mainly in supplies and weather.

Attacking it from the inside In fact, Yeltsin had already done it.

<> "Battle of Moscow.

After the outbreak of World War II, Hitler's strategy towards the Soviet Union was to seize Leningrad and Ukraine as the main goal.

In this way, Jianfan gained control of the entire Baltic Sea and took possession of Ukrainian raw materials and agricultural products.

However, the German War Department believed that the main force of the Soviet army must be eliminated before it could completely conquer the Soviet Union, and that Moscow was the center of power of the Soviet Union, so Moscow should be the main goal, so that the main force of the Soviet army could be forced to accept the battle of the sedan under the city of Moscow.

On July 16, 1914, the German Army Group ** captured Smolensk and opened the door to Moscow.

On 6 September, Hitler issued Instruction No. 35, codenamed Operation Typhoon.

The plan provided for the implementation of three powerful assaults in the east and northeast directions by various tank groups to cut through the Soviet defenses and to encircle and annihilate the Western Front, the Reserve Front and the Bryansk Front in the Vyazma and Bryansk areas.

It then encircled Moscow from the north and south in a powerful rapid cluster, capturing the Soviet capital while the infantry corps carried out a frontal offensive.

To this end, the basic forces of the German army were concentrated in the area of Army Group "**" east of Smolens, with a total of 74 and a half divisions, 14 tank divisions and 8 motorized divisions.

That is, about 38% of the total number of Soviet-German infantry divisions, 64% of tank divisions and motorized divisions. The Army was supported by the 2nd Air Force.

**"The army group totaled about 1.8 million people, 1700 tanks, 1 artillery and mortarThere are more than 40,000 doors and 1,390 aircraft.

The Great Patriotic War of 1812 The Great Patriotic War of 1941-1945 In this war, Moscow was destroyed, and some heroes emerged: such as Kutuzov.

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Since July, the Soviet Union has requisitioned laborers to build fortifications on the two lines of defense west of Moscow. More than three-quarters of migrant workers are women. The former line of defense is called the Vyazma Line.

Its northernmost point is about thirty miles east of Ostashkov, not far from the Valdai Mountains, through the area west of Vyazma, and its southernmost point is south of Kirov, with a total length of more than two hundred miles.

The latter line of defense, called the Mozhesk Line, was about eighty miles west of Moscow and about one hundred and sixty miles long from Volokolamsk to Tikhvin. In addition, there were four arc-shaped lines of defense west of Moscow.

At the same time, the Soviet Union drew troops from Central Asia and the Far East to defend Moscow. (Since accurate information knew that Japan's main adversary in the Far East was the United States and not the Soviet Union, Marshal Zhukov on the Soviet side mobilized a large number of troops from the Far East to consolidate the defense of the capital Moscow).

In addition, the USSR used tank ambush warfare, which was first proposed by Katukov and was conducted mainly near Mtsensk. Tank ambushes proved useful in real time, and Katukov bought time to consolidate the Tula line of defense and weakened Guderian's offensive south of Moscow.

Reasons for the main victory:

The city of Moscow was carefully defended.

Although Stalin was convinced that the Germans would storm Moscow, he was prepared to hold off the enemy and wait for Siberian reinforcements to arrive.

Leading cadres took the lead in the rout.

According to historical records, "on the first day, 779 leading cadres fled the capital, carrying with them money and valuables worth 25 million rubles, and they also used 100 cars and trucks to transport their families." Seeing that the leaders had fled, the ordinary citizens also packed up and tried to get out of the city.

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After the start of the Soviet-German war, Hitler took the capture of Ukraine and Leningrad as his primary goal, so when Army Group ** captured Smolensk and opened the door to Moscow, he temporarily abandoned the attack on Moscow and dispersed the forces of Army Group ** to support the operation against Ukraine and Leningrad.

After the Battle of Kiev, Hitler suddenly changed his strategy and decided to wait for the victory in the Battle of Kiev to return the focus of the operation to the Moscow axis, and only to lay siege to Leningrad.

On September 6, 1941, Hitler issued Instruction No. 35, codenamed Operation "Typhoon", which planned to first divide the Soviet forces in front of Moscow into two encirclements and annihilate them, and then take Moscow by taking advantage of the situation.

People's Daily Online The Battle for Moscow begins.

Let me sum up, the victory in the defense of Moscow was due to God's help in the final analysis. If it weren't for the fact that the weather suddenly became cold (the meaning is similar to the day after tomorrow in the movie), so the logistics of the German army did not keep up, resulting in 100,000 people freezing to death, would the defense of Moscow be won?

The Germans actually had a chance to take Moscow. But just when their vanguard armored troops were about 200 kilometers away from Moscow, they were suddenly transferred by Hitler to participate in the Battle of Kiev. Although the Battle of Kiev annihilated the Soviet forces of 1 million men, the tenacity of the Soviets took the Germans two months to win the campaign.

By the time the Germans mobilized their troops to prepare for the Battle of Moscow, the Soviet Union had already entered October, and it was the time of the autumn rains. The prolonged heavy rain made the roads very muddy, and many troops lacking mechanization were trapped in them and forced to slow down their advance. This gave the Soviet Union precious time to mobilize troops.

By mid-October, snow began to fall in the Moscow region, roads were icy, and the temperature dropped to minus a dozen degrees. Since the Germans did not anticipate that the war would last that long, a large number of German troops were not equipped with winter clothes. Especially in the attack on Moscow, a large number of soldiers were frozen to death and frostbitten and lost their combat effectiveness.

On the contrary, Soviet soldiers were very well adapted to this cold climate, and each soldier was dressed in thick cotton clothes, cotton hats and boots. In addition, their guns, tanks, cars, artillery and planes were prepared for the cold climate of the USSR and could be used normally even at tens of degrees below zero.

In this comparison, the German army, which originally had the advantage of numbers and air superiority, was able to fight only about 400,000 people at once (more than 1.3 million people originally participated in the Battle of Moscow), while the Soviet army had more than 1.1 million people to participate in the Battle of Moscow. 4:11, will the Germans be able to take Moscow?

To sum up, the Germans should first capture Moscow and then fight the Battle of Kiev. But the Germans did not do this, and they could not have taken Moscow.

The German Guderian's panzers had already reached the city of Moscow, but he received an order from Hitler to put himself in order, which was an empty city at the time.

Including the great retreat from Dunkirk, the transfer of troops to Calais. Hitler didn't have the final say on many things.

Because of the weather, Moscow was very cold, the German army was not adaptable, and Hitler did not expect that the weather was not as good as the place.