Bloody Streets: Armor, Artillery and Assault Groups in the Battle of Berlin

Summary

This book examines the final Battle of Berlin in 1945 from a tactical military perspective, focusing on the combined arms operations of Soviet forces. Hamilton analyzes how armor, artillery, and specialized assault groups worked together during the brutal urban combat that marked the final days of World War II in Europe. The work provides detailed insight into street-fighting tactics, the coordination of different military units, and the challenges of urban warfare during the Red Army's assault on the German capital.