Winter Fury visible

Winter Fury visibleAt the end of November 1939, the Red Army sent about 450,000 men into Finland in an attempt to conquer the Soviet Unions much smaller neighbor. In what became known as the Winter War, ferocious Finnish resistance soon shocked the world and inflicted repeated defeats on the invaders. The Soviet plan included attacks in the dark forests of Eastern Karelia, attempting to outflank the stout line of Finnish fortifications to the south. Their 139th Rifle

this Campaign Study looks at the battle for Heraklion

Our 39th issue uses our Panzer Grenadier game system to tell the story of the 1939 Italian invasion of Albania

Colorful leaders of the time are all present: Hyder Ali and Tippoo of Mysore

there’s also the background story of the battles that never happened

The 1916 Battle of Jutland was not the only action on the North Sea during the Great War

with four “battle games” that link them together

Woodrow Wilson’s 1916 peace initiative succeeds

fully compatible with all others in the Panzer Grenadier series (and those from Panzer Grenadier (Modern) and Infantry Attacks

batteries of artillery and anti-tank or anti-aircraft guns

Navy’s Second Battleship Squadron visited Lisbon

Crews were told of this objective

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