Зачем немцы 3 раза переносили атаку под Курском на САМОМ ДЕЛЕ?

Hitler postponed the Battle of Kursk three times: what was he REALLY expecting? Why didn't the Germans launch their offensive at Kursk immediately? In the spring of 1943, Operation Citadel was supposed to be Hitler's chance to regain the initiative after Stalingrad. But the attack date was postponed again and again. The German command debated, the troops waited for reinforcements, and the emphasis was on new Panthers, Tigers, and Ferdinands. It seemed that just a little longer and the Wehrmacht would gain a decisive advantage. But while Hitler waited, the Red Army wasted no time. Defensive lines were built at the Kursk Bulge, fields were mined, reserves were brought up, and tank armies were prepared. In this episode, we examine why the Germans postponed the attack three times, what Hitler was really expecting, the role of Manstein and Model, and why this pause became one of Germany's fatal mistakes on the Eastern Front. My Telegram channel: https://t.me/two_wars Watch the video about: Hitler postponed the Battle of Kursk three times: what was he REALLY expecting? The channel "Two Wars - Military History" tells the story of the most monumental wars and battles in history in simple terms. Episodes 0:00 Why didn't the USSR attack FIRST? 1:07 How did the Kursk Bulge come about? 6:36 First Postponement 13:24 Second Postponement 16:11 How many tanks were there at the Kursk Bulge? 21:19 Decisive Day ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Like, subscribe to my channel, and be sure to leave your opinion in the comments, as it could be very interesting. ======================= Two Wars - Military History: ★ Historical Events in Simple Language ★ Interesting Facts about Military History ★ A New Look at History Contact Us: Yandex Zen Channel: https://zen.yandex.ru/two_wars e-mail: [email protected] #history #GreatPatrioticWar #WorldWarII #USSR #MilitaryHistory #TwoWars #RedArmy #Red Army #occupation