German Drive on Leningrad

The chapter discusses the German forces' drive on Leningrad during 1941-42, highlighting their initial success, challenges faced, and the difficult terrain in the autumn and winter. It also explores the complacency among the Germans and the diversion of their efforts due to lakes between Estonia and Russia.

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