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Soviet Storm: WWII in the East: Series 1
War Documentary hosted by David Riley and Mike Cooper, published by Star Media in 2011 - English narration
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On 22nd June 1941, Adolf Hitler launched Operation Barbarossa--the Nazi invasion of Soviet Russia. Four million troops, backed by 19 panzer divisions, fought their way east, confident of total victory within a just few short months. They were wrong.
Instead of collapsing, the Soviet Union held strong and--under the utterly ruthless leadership of Josef Stalin--fought a savage, four year war of attrition on a scale the world had never before witnessed. Over 30 million people would be slaughtered in the horror, most of them civilians. Four out of every ten German soldiers to be killed in WWII would die fighting the Russians. The Red Army suffered ten times as many dead as the Western Allies combined. Hitler and Stalin were prepared to accept losses on any scale in the pursuit of victory.
Soviet Storm tells the complete story of the War on the Eastern Front, profiling the epic campaigns and battles, revealing the tactics employed by both sides and exposing the true horrors of a conflict almost unimaginable in its sheers cruelty and depravity. Here were the greatest civilian losses the largest battle and the biggest tank battle--Kursk--the world has ever seen. This was war on a scale and ferocity never seen before as Hitler and Stalin battled for the future of the world.
Soviet Storm: WWII In The East tells the incredible stories from the Second World War's biggest and bloodiest theatre of war. Told from an unprecedented Russian perspective the episodes explore some of the most devastating battles of World War II from the Red Army's catastrophic encirclement at Kiev in 1941 to the notorious Rzhev meat-grinder. The series also looks at the dramatic recovery of the Soviet air force from it's almost total destruction in the first days of the war, the role of Baltic Sea Fleet submarines, the brutal partisan war fought against a backdrop of Nazi genocide, and the crucial role of Soviet secret intelligence.
Across 18 episodes the biggest battles, the key personalities and the decisive weapons of the war are examined in depth including legendary tanks like the T-34 and the Tiger, and less well-known Soviet aircraft such as the Ilyushin 2 flying tank or the superb Lavochkin La-5 fighter.
From the German invasion of 22nd June 1941 through to the brutal fighting outside the gates of Moscow, the savage street-fighting of Stalingrad, and the long, bloody road to Berlin, this is an epic retelling of the world s most devastating conflict.
Especially produced to mark the 75th anniversary of Operation Barbarossa with unrivalled access to rare and and previously unseen combat film from military archives, Soviet Storm WW2 in the East is by far the most detailed and extensive film history of the war on the Eastern Front ever released.
Produced by Star Media and Babich Design for Channel One Russia; english edition for History UK
2) The Battle of Kiev
After the swift success at Smolensk, Hitler has diverted the bulk of Heinz Guderian's panzers down to the South, so as to capture the Ukrainian capital Kiev, considered more important than Moscow in Hitler's mind. It begins a gigantic clash and turns out to be the biggest military encirclement in history. Despite heroic and long resistance, approximately six hundred and fifty thousand Soviet soldiers face captivity or death.
Having broken through the first line of the Soviet defense, the German troops, almost without losses, and with a quick march were able to make a breakthrough deep into the territory of the USSR. However, after some time, the German motorized infantry's advance was stopped by continuous machine-gun fire from the allegedly retreating or destroyed Soviet army. This was the second line of defense, the so-called Stanin line. The fortified area on the outskirts of Kiev is especially well equipped. Reinforced concrete pillboxes, disguised as log cabins, were able to stop the onslaught of troops moving on motorcycles, but they were powerless in front of the tank divisions.
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Video Codec: x264 CABAC High@L4
Video Bitrate: 2 734 Kbps
Video Resolution: 1920x1080
Display Aspect Ratio: 16:9
Frames Per Second: 25.000 fps
Audio Codec: AAC (LC)
Audio Bitrate: 128 kb/s VBR 48000 Hz
Audio Streams: 2
Audio Languages: english
RunTime Per Part: 45 min
Number Of Parts: 9
Part Size: 892 MB - 1.08 GB
Source: WEB-DL
Capper: DRY for MVGroup
Links
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Source: https://docuwiki.net/index.php?title=Soviet_Storm:_WWII_in_the_East:_Series_1
War Documentary hosted by David Riley and Mike Cooper, published by Star Media in 2011 - English narration
Information
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On 22nd June 1941, Adolf Hitler launched Operation Barbarossa--the Nazi invasion of Soviet Russia. Four million troops, backed by 19 panzer divisions, fought their way east, confident of total victory within a just few short months. They were wrong.
Instead of collapsing, the Soviet Union held strong and--under the utterly ruthless leadership of Josef Stalin--fought a savage, four year war of attrition on a scale the world had never before witnessed. Over 30 million people would be slaughtered in the horror, most of them civilians. Four out of every ten German soldiers to be killed in WWII would die fighting the Russians. The Red Army suffered ten times as many dead as the Western Allies combined. Hitler and Stalin were prepared to accept losses on any scale in the pursuit of victory.
Soviet Storm tells the complete story of the War on the Eastern Front, profiling the epic campaigns and battles, revealing the tactics employed by both sides and exposing the true horrors of a conflict almost unimaginable in its sheers cruelty and depravity. Here were the greatest civilian losses the largest battle and the biggest tank battle--Kursk--the world has ever seen. This was war on a scale and ferocity never seen before as Hitler and Stalin battled for the future of the world.
Soviet Storm: WWII In The East tells the incredible stories from the Second World War's biggest and bloodiest theatre of war. Told from an unprecedented Russian perspective the episodes explore some of the most devastating battles of World War II from the Red Army's catastrophic encirclement at Kiev in 1941 to the notorious Rzhev meat-grinder. The series also looks at the dramatic recovery of the Soviet air force from it's almost total destruction in the first days of the war, the role of Baltic Sea Fleet submarines, the brutal partisan war fought against a backdrop of Nazi genocide, and the crucial role of Soviet secret intelligence.
Across 18 episodes the biggest battles, the key personalities and the decisive weapons of the war are examined in depth including legendary tanks like the T-34 and the Tiger, and less well-known Soviet aircraft such as the Ilyushin 2 flying tank or the superb Lavochkin La-5 fighter.
From the German invasion of 22nd June 1941 through to the brutal fighting outside the gates of Moscow, the savage street-fighting of Stalingrad, and the long, bloody road to Berlin, this is an epic retelling of the world s most devastating conflict.
Especially produced to mark the 75th anniversary of Operation Barbarossa with unrivalled access to rare and and previously unseen combat film from military archives, Soviet Storm WW2 in the East is by far the most detailed and extensive film history of the war on the Eastern Front ever released.
Produced by Star Media and Babich Design for Channel One Russia; english edition for History UK
2) The Battle of Kiev
After the swift success at Smolensk, Hitler has diverted the bulk of Heinz Guderian's panzers down to the South, so as to capture the Ukrainian capital Kiev, considered more important than Moscow in Hitler's mind. It begins a gigantic clash and turns out to be the biggest military encirclement in history. Despite heroic and long resistance, approximately six hundred and fifty thousand Soviet soldiers face captivity or death.
Having broken through the first line of the Soviet defense, the German troops, almost without losses, and with a quick march were able to make a breakthrough deep into the territory of the USSR. However, after some time, the German motorized infantry's advance was stopped by continuous machine-gun fire from the allegedly retreating or destroyed Soviet army. This was the second line of defense, the so-called Stanin line. The fortified area on the outskirts of Kiev is especially well equipped. Reinforced concrete pillboxes, disguised as log cabins, were able to stop the onslaught of troops moving on motorcycles, but they were powerless in front of the tank divisions.
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Video Codec: x264 CABAC High@L4
Video Bitrate: 2 734 Kbps
Video Resolution: 1920x1080
Display Aspect Ratio: 16:9
Frames Per Second: 25.000 fps
Audio Codec: AAC (LC)
Audio Bitrate: 128 kb/s VBR 48000 Hz
Audio Streams: 2
Audio Languages: english
RunTime Per Part: 45 min
Number Of Parts: 9
Part Size: 892 MB - 1.08 GB
Source: WEB-DL
Capper: DRY for MVGroup
Links
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Source: https://docuwiki.net/index.php?title=Soviet_Storm:_WWII_in_the_East:_Series_1
User comments Sort newest first
by Reaper
on 2020-09-29 09:22:25
by jaxe
on 2020-09-27 23:41:36
 | This is a series that had 2 seasons for a total of 17 episodes. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Soviet_Storm:_World_War_II_in_the_East There is an online version that added a 18th episodes and rearranged the order of the episodes. Looks like that is the version that MVGroup is posting. An online version adds an 18th episode, "The Battle of Kursk", and reorders the episodes more chronologically: 1. Operation Barbarossa 2. The Battle of Kiev 3. The Defence of Sevastopol 4. The Battle of Moscow 5. The Siege of Leningrad 6. Rzhev 7. The Battle of Stalingrad 8. The Battle for Caucasus 9. The Battle of Kursk 10. The Liberation of Ukraine 11. Operation Bagration 12. War in the Air 13. War in the Sea 14. The Partisan Movement 15. Secret Intelligence of the Red Army 16. The Battle for Germany 17. Battle of Berlin 18. War Against Japan I have watched the first episode and this is a GOOD SERIES. Don't see TOO MANY WW2 Documentaries made in Russia without the Russian propaganda talk. |
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