"Battle of Lake Khasan" Topic

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tuscaloosa	21 Feb 2012 5:08 p.m. PST
Like everyone else, I had heard of Khalkin Gol and Nomonhan. But I had not heard of the Battle of Lake Khasan. There's a scenario in there, if more OB information was available: link
emckinney	21 Feb 2012 6:13 p.m. PST
Actually, there is moderate amount of information available. A 409 page book is at least a start: link includes unit designations. (The 39th Rifle Corps is controlling the 32nd and 40th Rifle Divisions) Oops, meant to just give a link to the image so that you could see it full-sized! picture There's at least a small book in Russian: link And the Axis History Forum has a fascinating thread full of photos relating to the battle: link (Remember, Khalkin Gol and Nomonhan are the same battle, just the Mongolian (Soviet) and Japanese names for the region/battle.) Note: the bug hit as I was editing this. Suddenly, everything I was writing was replace by something about painting Rhohrimm (sp?)
tuscaloosa	21 Feb 2012 8:14 p.m. PST
Great map, thank you.

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