Почему Немцы так и не Разгадали Главный Секрет «Катюши»? Главная Тайна Оружия Победы

On July 14, 1941, the ordinary frontline life of German trains at Orsha station turned into a living hell. The culprit was an unknown Soviet "Stalin organ," which in a matter of seconds incinerated all enemy equipment and personnel. Thus began the great story of the BM-13 "Katyusha"—a weapon the Nazis tried to copy until the very end of the war, but were never able to unravel its secret. In this video, we'll reveal astonishing and little-known facts about the creation of the legendary rocket launcher. You'll learn why Marshal Timoshenko and General Zhukov nearly rejected the project four days before the start of the Great Patriotic War, and the paranoia and secrecy that surrounded Captain Flerov's battery. But most importantly, we'll tell you about the true technological breakthrough of Soviet chemist Alexander Bakayev. While German intelligence, the Abwehr, spent two years searching the USSR in vain for giant four-story "Mammoth Presses" for molding ballistic powder, Soviet factories were churning out deadly shells in ordinary... pasta factories! Watch the video to the end to see how the Katyusha, its younger brother, the BM-8, and the heavy Andryusha rockets made their way from the first defensive battles to the final assault on the Seelow Heights and Berlin!