Is the Brusilov offensive the most impressive feat in Russian

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>>3390179
No, I think that would be operation Bagration.

>>3390289
Soviet =/= Russian

>>3390289
This is right. It destroyed Army Group Center and effectively defeated the Germans.

>>3390322
If you count the Russian Empire as Russian, then the Soviet Union was Russian, too.

>>3390179
what made Brusilov's offensive so impressive?
AFAIK it only crushed Austro-Hungarians who were alread weak and German focus was on Verdun and the Western Front.

>>3390322
>Soviet Union
>not Russian
I bet you think Baltic States joined on their free will too, you braindead tankie

>>3391087
>implying I'm a tankie for denouncing that kike ruled Mordor

>>3391120
Stalin wasn't a kike
In fact, jews (or non-russians in general) were treated like shit and as second class citizens

>>3390289
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>>3391132
>Kaganovich

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>>3390179
Russians actually shat themselves in Bulgaria. And what's more impressive they got wrecked with cavalry which was thought to be obsolete. Ivan Kolev the Bulgarian commander was a genius of tactics. He used the fast and mobile horses not as they previously were used as heavy hitters but rather has ambush troops. He would order a charge then a retreat and when the Russians gave chase they got in the middle of a fortified machine gun crescent, when they ran the cavalry charged again and slaughtered the retreating ruskies. And bear in mind this is only 30 years after the Russians supposedly freed Bulgaria from the Ottomans.