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In August 1944 ( Russian: В августе 44-го…; better known as The Moment of Truth) is a 2001 Russian-Belarusian action film directed by Mikhail Ptashuk. [1] Plot. A Soviet counter-intelligence ( SMERSH) team are assigned to track down a group of German spies in Belarus following Operation Bagration as Soviet armies drive into Poland. Cast.
4. Mai 2001 · V avguste 44-go. 2001. 1h 49m. IMDb RATING. 7.4 /10. 1.8K. YOUR RATING. Rate. Action Mystery Drama. The movie is set in Belarus, where a team of counter-intelligence officers is given only three days to find a German radio operator posing as a Soviet soldier, behind soviet lines, on the eve of a major offensive. Director. Mikhail Ptashuk. Writer.
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- Action, Mystery, Drama
- Mikhail Ptashuk
- 2001-05-04
- Overview
- Operation Cobra
- The German counterattack and the Falaise pocket
- Crossing the Seine
- Liberation of Paris
By July 25, with most of the German tanks drawn westward by the British Goodwood offensive, the Americans faced a front almost denuded of armour. Reinforcement gave them a clear superiority in tank and infantry divisions, while the Allied Expeditionary Force had the bombardment power to devastate the Germans in their path. Operation Cobra, schedule...
By July 25, with most of the German tanks drawn westward by the British Goodwood offensive, the Americans faced a front almost denuded of armour. Reinforcement gave them a clear superiority in tank and infantry divisions, while the Allied Expeditionary Force had the bombardment power to devastate the Germans in their path. Operation Cobra, schedule...
Hitler saw the breakout as an opportunity to restore the front. Bringing the 2nd, 116th, and 1st and 2nd Panzer SS divisions hastily westward, he issued orders for Operation Lüttich, designed to drive behind the point of the American spearhead and reach the sea at Avranches. However, Ultra interceptions of German cipher traffic alerted the Americans to the danger, and, when Lüttich opened on August 7, heavy antitank defenses were in place. The offensive was stopped and defeated in its tracks.
Meanwhile, as the American encirclement eastward from Brittany developed, the British and Americans began a strong advance west of Caen toward Falaise. On August 16, the day after a Franco-American force had landed on the Riviera (Operation Dragoon), Hitler at last recognized the inevitable and gave permission for a withdrawal from Normandy. The only route of escape lay through a gap between the converging American and British spearheads at Falaise. The position was held by the recently arrived Polish 1st Armoured Division. Despite its heroic efforts, the remnants of the German Seventh Army and Fifth Panzer Army—the latter now led by one of Hitler’s top tank commanders, Josef (“Sepp”) Dietrich—succeeded in breaking through between August 16 and 19. Some 240,000 men, bereft of equipment, eventually reached the Seine River. They left behind in Normandy some 50,000 dead and 200,000 taken prisoner.
By 1944 the Germans, after two years of withdrawals in Russia, were expert at organizing retreats. They showed their expertise in the Seine River crossings. Though all bridges had been destroyed by Allied air attack, they improvised pontoons and ferries and conducted skillful rearguard actions to hold off the Anglo-American advance between August 1...
As Model drew the retreating Germans back across northern France at breakneck speed into Belgium, Resistance forces in Paris rose against what remained of the German garrison there on August 19. Fighting broke out, and, as news of the struggle reached the public in America and Britain, Eisenhower reversed his earlier decision to bypass the capital. The recently arrived Free French 2nd Armoured Division was ordered to liberate the city. Its vanguards arrived on August 24. Next morning the German city commander, Dietrich von Choltitz, surrendered to the Resistance and to Jacques-Philippe Leclerc, the 2nd Armoured commander. On August 26 Gen. Charles de Gaulle, head of the Free French, made a triumphal parade down the Champs-Élysées to Notre-Dame Cathedral, where a mass of victory was celebrated.
Liberation had come at a high cost: more than 200,000 dead, wounded, and missing from the Allied armies, more than 300,000 from the German. French civilian losses numbered more than 12,000. Still, the Normandy campaign had been a stunning success. By early September 1944 all but a fraction of France had been liberated. The U.S., British, and Canadian forces had occupied Belgium and part of the Netherlands and had reached the German frontier. They had, however, outrun their logistical support and lacked the strength to launch a culminating offensive. The coming winter would see much hard fighting—and a German counteroffensive in the Belgian Ardennes, the Battle of the Bulge—before the German army in the west was finally to be beaten.
In August of 1944 ist ein Kriegsfilm aus dem Jahr 2001 von Mikhail Ptashuk mit Evgeniy Mironov und Vladislav Galkin. Komplette Handlung und Informationen zu In August of 1944
Dieser Artikel behandelt tagesbezogene Nachrichten und Ereignisse im August 1944 . … noch laufende Kämpfe/Ereignisse aus dem Vormonat : Operation Cobra im Rahmen der Landung in Nordwestfrankreich: US-Amerikaner im Raum Saint-Lô, Caen, Operation Bluecoat und ab 31.
In August of 1944. Directed by Mikhail Ptashuk. 20011h 49m. Action, Mystery, Drama, and more. 7.4. Add to Watchlist. The movie is set in Belarus, where a team of counter-intelligence officers is given only three days to find a German radio operator posing as a Soviet soldier, behind soviet lines, on the eve of a major offensive. More.
August 1, 1944 (Tuesday) The Polish resistance Home Army began the Warsaw Uprising against Nazi occupation forces. The Battle of Tinian ended in American victory. The Philadelphia transit strike began. Sergio Osmeña became 4th President of the Philippines.
