The Battle of Kursk, fought in July-August 1943, was the largest tank battle ever, involving nearly 6,000 tanks and resulting in a significant Soviet victory. This battle underscored the Red Army's strategic advantages, including effective intelligence and fortified defenses. The defeat of two Axis armies marked a decisive turning point in the German-Soviet war, leading to a sustained Soviet offensive. Following the victory, the Soviets continued their advancements by capturing key territories like Orel and Kharkov, establishing dominance on the Eastern Front after years of fierce conflict.
The Battle of Kursk marked a decisive turning point in World War II, with Soviet forces gaining the upper hand on the Eastern Front.
Through a combination of pre-battle intelligence, superior numbers, and robust defenses, the Red Army successfully repelled the Axis armies at Kursk.
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