城堡，普罗霍罗夫卡和哈尔科夫:第二党卫队装甲军的装甲损失Sonderverbände在库尔斯克战役期间，1943年7月至8月

Journal of Intelligence History Pub Date : 2021-03-11 DOI:10.1080/16161262.2021.1889278

Ben Wheatley

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摘要组成第二亲卫队装甲部队的三支装甲党卫军Sonderverbände（特种部队）“警卫旗队”、“帝国”和“托滕科普夫”在库尔斯克战役（5.7-238.1943）中发挥了关键作用，首先是在“城堡行动”（5-16.7.43）中，然后是在哈尔科夫防御战（3-23.843）中（不包括警卫旗队），由于最近的档案发现（20.7.43和1.8.43的完整装甲库存），本文可以给出第二亲卫队装甲部队在“城堡行动”期间遭受的装甲损失的确切数字，这篇文章还确定了在城堡行动之前、期间和之后，第二亲卫队装甲部队可使用的AFV的实际数量。综合这些信息，可以详细检查希特勒在保卫哈尔科夫之前的战略，包括他决定派遣第二亲卫队装甲部队前往米乌斯阵线（30.7–2.8.43）。

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Citadel, Prokhorovka and Kharkov: The Armoured Losses of the II SS Panzer Korps Sonderverbände During the Battle of Kursk, July-August 1943

ABSTRACT The three armoured SS Sonderverbände (special units) Leibstandarte, Das Reich and Totenkopf which constituted the II SS Panzer Korps played a key role during the battle of Kursk (5.7–23.8.1943), first during Operation Citadel (5–16.7.43) and then (minus the Leibstandarte) during the defence of Kharkov (3–23.8.43). For the first time, as a result of a recent archival discovery (complete armoured inventories for 20.7.43 and 1.8.43), this article can give the exact number of armoured losses the II SS Panzer Korps sustained during Operation Citadel, which included the supposedly crippling armoured battle of Prokhorovka (12.7.43). The article also establishes the actual number of operational AFV that was available to the II SS Panzer Korps before, during and after Operation Citadel. Taken together this information allows for a detailed examination of Hitler’s strategy preceding the defence of Kharkov, including his decision to send the II SS Panzer Korps to the Mius Front (30.7–2.8.43).

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期刊介绍： The Journal of Intelligence History is the official publication of the International Intelligence History Association (IIHA). It is an international peer-reviewed journal that aims to provide a forum for original research on the history of intelligence services, activities and their wider historical, political and social contexts. The journal aims to publish scholarship on all aspects of the history of intelligence, across all continents, countries and periods of history. We encourage submissions across a wide range of topics, methodologies and approaches.