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11th February 2008, 06:09

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Re: Kursk, the Air Battle

I have the "Barbarossa" and the "Stalingrad" books of said series and I find them to be a bit like "BC/RS light". Pretty much the same stuff except BC/RS has a much greater depth (incl personal accounts, individual events etc).

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