The Battle of Moscow: Hitler's Attempted Conquest Of Russia Initially, the German offensive, which began June 22, 1941, captured a huge amount of territory in a relatively short period.

The Battle for Moscow: How Russia Stopped Hitler’s Military During World War II. September 10, 2016. By: Michael Peck. ... Moscow was more than the administrative capital of the Soviet Union: ...

In Moscow's Red Square, Russian soldiers in historical uniforms and armored vehicles take part in a rehearsal for a parade marking the 77th anniversary of the 1941 Battle of Moscow. (Yuri ...

Thousands of Russian troops dressed in World War II-era uniforms marched alongside vintage tanks in Moscow’s Red Square Thursday in a re-enactment of a parade that symbolized the former Soviet ...

As a result of one of the bloodiest battles in all of World War II, the Red Army lost more than 1.3 million dead, wounded, missing and captured in the period from October 1941 to March 1943 ...

In his new World War II narrative, "The Greatest Battle," Andrew Nagorski focuses on the desperate battle for Moscow fought between Sept. 30, 1941 and April 20, 1942. It was, writes Mr. Nagorski ...

Russian soldiers in Red Army World War II uniforms prepare to the start the November 7 parade in Red Square, with St. Basil Cathedral in the background, in Moscow, November 7, 2018.

The Lighthouse of Stalingrad: The Hidden Truth at the Heart of the Greatest Battle of World War II. By Iain MacGregor. Scribner. 384 pages. ... Arguably, the battle for Moscow, ...

The Battle for Moscow: How Russia Stopped Hitler's Military During World War II by Michael Peck In October 1941, the Second World Wa r teetered on a knife edge.