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18. Klink, “The Conduct of Operations,” 631–41; Wilt, “Hitler’s Late Summer Pause,” 188; Mawdsley, Thunder in the East, 83–84; Glantz, Barbarossa, 101–6.
19. Halder, War Diary, 5 September 1941, 524; Klink, “The Conduct of Operations,” 631–41, 644–46; Wilt, “Hitler’s Late Summer Pause,” 189; Megargee, War of Annihilation, 85; Mawdsley, Thunder in the East, 84–85; Glantz, Barbarossa, 107–13; “Directive No. 35,” in ibid., 239–40.
20. Klink, “The Conduct of Operations,” 643–47; Wilt, “Hitler’s Late Summer Pause,” 189; Megargee, War of Annihilation, 85–86; Mawdsley, Thunder in the East, 84–85; Glantz, Barbarossa, 107–14.
21. Klink, “The Conduct of Operations,” 643–47; Wilt, “Hitler’s Late Summer Pause,” 189; Megargee, War of Annihilation, 85–86.
22. Leach, German Strategy against Russia, 218–26, 234–41.
23. Van Creveld, Supplying War, 145–53; Müller, “The Failure of Economic ‘Blitzkrieg Strategy,’” 1125–32; Klink, “The Conduct of Operations,” 667–70; Reinhardt, Moscow—the Turning Point, 60–69; Schüler, “The Eastern Campaign,” 212; Kershaw, War without Garlands, 164–67.
24. Van Creveld, Supplying War, 153–61; Kershaw, War without Garlands, 167; Reinhardt, Moscow—the Turning Point, 146–47.
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28. Reinhardt, Moscow—the Turning Point, 57–70; Klink, “The Conduct of Operations,” 664–72.
29. Reinhardt, Moscow—the Turning Point, 57–70; Klink, “The Conduct of Operations,” 664–72; Megargee, War of Annihilation, 86–89.
30. Reinhardt, Moscow—the Turning Point, 71–78; Hoffmann, “The Conduct of the War through Soviet Eyes,” 885–87; Glantz, Barbarossa, 141–44.
31. Klink, “The Conduct of Operations,” 672–73; Glantz, Barbarossa, 144–47; Reinhardt, Moscow—the Turning Point, 79; Hoffmann, “The Conduct of the War through Soviet Eyes,” 887–92; Ziemke and Bauer, Moscow to Stalingrad, 164.
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36. Reinhardt, Moscow—the Turning Point, 99–101; Hoffmann, “The Conduct of the War through Soviet Eyes,” 886–93; Glantz and House, When Titans Clashed, 82; Harrison, “ ‘Barbarossa’: Die sowjetische Antwort,” 458; Magenheimer, Hitler’s War, 110–11; Henderson, “ ‘Hitler’s Biggest Blunder,’” 42.
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38. Klink, “The Conduct of Operations,” 676–77; Reinhardt, Moscow—the Turning Point, 88–89, 92–93; Fritz, Frontsoldaten, 105–7; Ziemke and Bauer, Moscow to Stalingrad, 40–41; Kershaw, War without Garlands, 186–87.
39. Klink, “The Conduct of Operations,” 677; Müller, “The Failure of the Economic ‘Blitzkrieg Strategy,’” 1133; Reinhardt, Moscow—the Turning Point, 93–94, 149, 152; Haupt, Heeresgruppe Mitte, 91–92; Bock, War Diary, 20, 24 October 1941, 337, 340.
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