The gap was closed on 21 August, trapping 50,000 German troops, but more than a third of the 7th Army and nine of the eleven Panzer divisions had escaped to the east.
But more than a third of the 7th Army and nine of the eleven Panzer divisions had escaped to the east. The gap was closed on 21 August, trapping 50,000 German troops.
The gap was closed on 21 August, trapping 50,000 German troops. But more than a third of the 7th Army and nine of the eleven Panzer divisions had escaped to the east.
The gap was closed on 21 August, trapping 50,000 German troops. But more than a third of the 7th Army and nine of the eleven Panzer divisions had escaped to the east.