It's the normal scattered attacks. The Italians have entered the war. There is a single attack in the south. Before the turn I disbanded a load of units, but randomly, as the commanders report was playing up. Somehow the Germans end up with negative losses. The Germans have retreated in places – mostly just enough that in this blizzard I can't move and engage this turn. The Germans have retreated in places – mostly just enough that in this blizzard I can't move and engage this turn. The sounds of advancing troops are heard near Koingsburg. More disbanding and combining going on. I of course give the Italians a proper Soviet welcome. I punch the Luftwaffe as well. It's mainly another moving up turn. But the reserves are growing. Hopefully those men are turned around and sent back to other units. But that's poor content, so let's do another turn! This time the Germans come out fighting. There are a series of brutal attacks in the south. The lighter snow is making them more confident. Their panzer units lead most of these attacks. Their panzer units lead most of these attacks. There is no axis of advance, and the goal seems to be hitting my weak spots. Losses are high once more. But the Germans have declared Konigsburg an open city. This is a major coup, as that's a powerful supply port. The general advance continues. Here I'm one hex short of trapping a division as the rest of the German army takes a step back. I creep forward at Kiev. Then I manage to threaten their line in the south. There is a nice curve to the line, do you think the Germans will pull back to straighten it? Next Update
