RyanJ C1’s Reviews > Panzer Leader > Status Update
RyanJ C1
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From the interwar period, Guderian was a big believer in armored forces to punch into the rear of the enemy with motorized and panzer forces. It had been 10 years since Germany's loss in WW1, however with the restriction from the treaty of Versailles. With Hitler in power, the restrictions had been ripped and as more men were enlisted, panzer and motorized divisions had formed.
— Jan 05, 2022 10:04PM
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RyanJ’s Previous Updates
RyanJ C1
is on page 252 of 528
In this section, we are starting to see a more depth thinking of the operations during WWII. Furthermore, it was starting to be clear of the bias between the many books that I have that puts many of the negativity and blame on each other highlighting almost a hidden disarray of the Third Reich.
— Mar 25, 2022 12:24AM
RyanJ C1
is on page 152 of 528
Germany has to plunder itself into a huge war in which it may be difficult to win. In this section of the book, we are shown Heinz's many reactions to what happens during german operations, both on-field and in its high command showing us the many intricacies of the OKH, the OKW, and the Wehrrmacht as a whole.
— Mar 24, 2022 11:40PM
RyanJ C1
is on page 102 of 528
The German Reich kept down for so long has finally decided to act. Though trouble is slowly brewing in the high command about many of each other's decisions and beliefs; it is still very functional. We also see the emergence of Heinz's panzer force which had devastated Poland proving to Hitler about the functionality of these metal beasts.
— Jan 23, 2022 07:10PM
