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D. S.

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D. S.

Looking so much forward to it! Watched your Videos on 1941 and 1942 and instantly commited to a Patreon Sponsorship!

Arta Yusa

That's it ! When I see this picture I could almost hear the music !

Eastory

Thanks! without your support these kind of videos would be impossible to make.

YW

Thanks. Consider adding small numbers to the German Corps to indicate their respective Armies (like 3 - 1pz - corps 3 of 1st Pz Army). Also give a special color to the Soviet Tank Armies

Eastory

Noting the German armies is a good idea. The Soviet Tank armies and Corps are red, cavalry is yellow and infantry is green.

YW

Thanks. I think a menu will be useful also

Bluebeaner

Will 1943 be divided into parts of they year to cover the movements along the eastern front, including certain operations such as Citadel or Little Saturn, or can we expect an overview of all the changes to the front of 1943, which means a more broad look at the front that year? Cheers!

Bluebeaner

Edit: I do realize that the last two videos have covered each year overall, but I'm curious to know if we'll see more attention paid to movements on a smaller level, such as the kursk course of battle for example.

Eastory

I'm afraid I can't go into smaller movements during Kursk due to the limitations of the map. The fact, that Soviets undertook a simultaneous offensive in the North of the German 9th army makes it also difficult. My plan for now is to focus almost entirely on the Army Group South up to Kursk, then after Kursk look on the operations in the Center and South separately and then cover the German withdrawal to the Dnepr river in South and Center simultaneously. After that the coverage will be again divided between Army Groups. So basically the operations like Little Saturn and Citadel will be covered more or less as Fall Blau was in 1942.

Bluebeaner

That's understandable and I am amazed that you dedicate so much effort to animating the movements of one part of the front such as Caucasus or the Northern front , which covers so much and you still animate the units that took part. Your effort in those details make your videos not only enjoyable, but give us imagination to picture the Eastern front in a continuous way, which is what many other history channels put less emphasis on (:

Eastory

I plan to release it before the 100th anniversary of the Armistice, but usually these mapping projects tend to take much longer than anticipated.

Fabrice Egal

I do! Not just because of the pictures, but also because it gives a progress report of a sort! :D