Tank Crews of the Atomic War

A harsh winter of 1946. The Great Patriotic War is still ongoing—Germany managed to create “miracle weapons.” Snow-covered expanses of western Poland and East Prussia are lit by salvos of monstrous “atomic” artillery; “nuclear mushrooms” sprout one after another, and the earth melts under the wide tracks of armored monsters. Infantry has no place here! Against Soviet self-propelled units “ISU-280AT” come the German “Sturmtriggers,” the two-hundred-ton “Mouselets,” and the thousand-ton “Rats.” But in the terrifying clash of super-powerful machines and the exchange of tactically powerful nuclear shells, it’s not megatons that decide—it’s the steel will of Soviet tank crews! They will break through the impregnable “Ice Rampart” and carve a path to Berlin through scorched radioactive wastelands.