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Magazines and Books : General Magazine - The Eastern Front General Magazine - The Eastern Front General Vol.28, No.3 1993 ------- FEATURE: The Eastern Front (RF, PB, UF, Rating: Not Rated Yet Price Price £4.95 Ask a question about this product ManufacturerAVALON HILL Description Good Condition (staples rusty) General Vol.28, No.3 1993 ------- FEATURE: The Eastern Front (RF, PB, UF, AF) INSERT: - ASL Scenario R: Butzevo. Burzevo, Russia, 2 Dec 1941. - ASL Scenario G14: Tiger, Tiger. Chernichevo, Russia, 11 Feb 1943. - Contest 162 ARTICLES: A Steppe in the Right Direction - The German First Turn in RUSSIAN FRONT R.Miller Panzer Hunters - Tactical Air Support for the PANZERBLITZ Series C.Schwamberger New Expressions for a Familiar Face - Six New Scenarios for PANZERBLITZ A.Arvold 28-3/1 Russian Infantry/Cavalry Assault, near Tula, 3 Dec 1941 28-3/2 Meeting Engagement, near Kharkov, 17 May 1942 1 / 2 Magazines and Books : General Magazine - The Eastern Front 28-3/3 Russian Delaying Action, Southern Russia 1942 28-3/4 German Attack on Organized Russian Defense, Kursk, 5 July 1943 28-3/5 Russian Armored Assault, Kharkov, 19 Aug 1943 28-3/6 Russian Armored Assault, Kustrin, 22 Mar 1945 Coming Attractions - Auld Lang Syne D.Greenwood Roadkill, Statis-Pro Basketball, History of the World, Breakthrough: Normandy The Numbers Game - Rating the Scenarios for the ASL Family of Games R.Gifford The Black Sea Waltz - Naval Movement Options in RUSSIAN CAMPAIGN J.Lutz Sports Special - Statis-Pro Football Becomes a Fad J.Gordon A Decade of Shuffling Along - UP FRONT Celebrates its 19th Anniversary D.Hawthorne - Two Scenarios 28-3/A3 The End in Sight. Battle at the Reichschancellery 28-3/B3 A Little Corner of Hell. Assault on Bastogne Government Intervention in RAIL BARON - A Variant for AH's Game of Empire Building S.Taylor, J.Brown, A.Marian Gone But Not Forgotten... - The World's Oldest Wargame [GO] P.Carroll Computer Corner - My Top Ten J.Huff A Fond Friendship Renewed - Re-Acquainting Oneself with THE RUSSIAN CAMPAIGN A.Kritzer Eastern Skies - An AIR FORCE Variant A.Visegrady - Six New Aircraft data cards: CR-42, Heja, Ju-86, Ca-135, He-26, I-16 Question Box - Turning Point: Stalingrad, Up Front 2 / 2 Powered by TCPDF (www.tcpdf.org).

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