Re: были, но...
>Было бы чудесно! а какой формат/объем сканов?
завтра кину, ну в Моске может еще "сегодня" будет, под полночь.
формат DjVu. 3,2 мега. скан 218 страниц (300 дупелей на дюйм) первых 6 глав, без фотоблока. Другая часть ксеры увы потеряла при пересылке наша почта - самая читающая в мире.
>и что такое "по компаниям"?
смотри контент по названиям глав
Third Axis Fourth Ally: Romanian Armed Forces in the European War, 1941-1945
by Authors: Mark Axworthy , Cornel Scafes , Cristian Craciunoiu
Released: May, 1995
ISBN: 1854092677
Hardcover
По авторам книги - что за кекс - М.Axworthy не знаю
Cornel Scafes - сотрудник военного музея в Бухаресте (переводить на русский как Коломиец Максим :)))
Cristian Craciunoiu - редактор "Моделизм-интернешнл" (их журнал МК, а редактор у них по "корабликам" знайкой )
CONTENTS
Abbreviations, 8
Preface, 9
Acknowledgements, 10
1 The Build-Up to War, 11
Romania's War Aims, 11
Oil, 17
Economic Relations with the Axis, 21
Internal Political Developments and the
Rise of Ion Antonescu, 22 Rearmament, 27
Mechanisation, 31
Communications, 40 Army Organisation, 40
2 The First Campaign,
June 1941 to June 1942,43
Preparations for War, 43
The Liberation of Basarabia and Northern Bucovina, 46
Odessa: The Siege is Joined, 3-25
August, 49
Odessa: The Second Assault, 28
August to 5 September, 51
Odessa: The Third Assault, 9-21
September, 53
Soviet Riposte and Withdrawal, 22
September to 16 October, 54
Odessa: Lessons and Consequences, 56
The Character of the Romanian Army, 59
3rd Army in the Ukraine, July to October 1941, 63
The Crimean Campaign, October 1941 to July 1942, 67
Taganrog, Izium and Kharkov, January to May 1942, 70
Conclusion, 71
3 The Second Campaign, July 1942 to January 1943, 73
Preparations for the 1942 Summer Offensive, 73
The Advance into the Caucasus, August to October 1942, 81
The Advance on Stalingrad, 83
1st Armoured Division and XLVIII Panzer Corps, 87
The Soviet Counteroffensive on 3rd Army, November 1942, 89
19 November, 89
20 November, 92
21 November, 95
22 November, 96
23 November, 98
24 November, 99 25-26 November, 100
The Soviet Counteroffensive on Fourth Army, November 1942,101
20 November, 101
21 November, 103
22 November, 103
23 November, 104
24 November, 104 25-30 November, 104
The Destruction of 3rd Army, December 1942, 105
The Destruction of 4th Army, December 1942, 109
Inside Stalingrad, 111
Aftermath, 112
Relative Axis Combat Performances, 115
4 The Black Sea Campaign, January 1943 to May 1944,119
Diplomatic Developments and Peace Feelers, 1943, 119
The Evacuation of the Kuban Bridgehead, 123
The Crimea, 129
The Fall of the Crimea, 131
The Occupation of Transnistria, 136
Romania and the Final Solution, 140
Romanian Volksdeutsche, 144
5 The 1944 Campaign, March to August 1944,1945
Army Reorganisation, 1943-1944, 145
The Failure of Peace Negotiations, 1944, 154
The Return of 3rd and 4th Armies to the Basarabian Front, Spring 1944, 155
Rebuilding the Mechanised Troops, 162
The Battle of lasi-Chisinau, 20-23 August 1944, 165
4th Army at Iasi, 167
20 August, 167
21 August, 169
22 August, 170
23 August, 172
3rd Army on the Dnestr, 173
21 August, 174
22 August, 174
23-24 August, 174
The Coup: The Overthrow of Antonescu and Defection from the Axis, 175
Observations on the Battle of lasi-Chisinau and the Coup, 180
6 The Western Campaign, August 1944 to May 1945,185
The Liberation of Romania, 185
Securing the Interior,
23-30 August 1944, 187
Special Forces Fiasco, 187
Struggle for the Interior, 188
Holding the Transylvanian Frontier, 193
Forcing the Carpathians, 195
Holding the Western Frontier, 195
The Importance of Romania's Defection, 198
The Liberation of Transylvania and the Debrecen Operation, 9-25 October 1944, 199
Hungary I: Forcing the River Tisa, 201
Military Reorganisation, 202
Political and Economic Developments, 206
Hungary II: Budapest, 209
Czechoslovakia, 210
Post-War, 215
7 Romanian Armour, 219 Captured Tanks, 219
8 The Romanian Aircraft Industry
9 FARR Operations, 1941-1945
10 Black Sea Naval Operations,1941-1944
