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SOCIO-HUMANITARIAN DEVELOPMENT OF UKRAINIAN SOCIETY IN THE EPOCH OF MODERNITY AND CURRENT POSTMODERN TRANSFORMATIONS 186 6. The track that lead to victory in German-Soviet war of 1941-1945Ukraine was an important geostrategic factor in the last German-Soviet war of 1941-1945. It is with Ukraine, and even more broadly, that the decisive events on the entire Soviet-German front are connected with the entire southern direction as its geographical extension. The fate of the whole war was decided on the Ukrainian and in general the southern part of the Soviet-German front [222]. In 1941In -1945, from 56 , from 56 to 76 percent of the total number of Wehrmacht divisions were concentrated here, and 607 of them were defeated on this front, while on other fronts 176 enemy divisions were defeated [223].It was impossible to resist the enemy without the use of transport. Historian Y.Dyakov claims that "..any war, especially the past, was based on transport with all its weight" [224, p. 3] This was due to the fact that the War Plan is tied to the roads. This was the case in the time of Xerxes and Batu, as it remained in the twentieth century.Moreover, the dependence of the armies of the twentie
- Author
- Igor Mazylo
- Publisher
- International Science Group
- Published
- 2022
- Language
- EN
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