By Edgar M. Howell
The Soviet Partisan flow 1941-1944
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XXIX, pp. 235-37. , op. , pp. 550-66. 41. , op. , XXVI, pp. 576-80. 37 See: "Halder's Journal," op. , IV, pp. 126-28,144-45. 38 Anhang zur Denkschrift Nr. , op. , XXVI, pp. 555-60; Denkschrift Nr. 41 Doc. 1020-PS. Files of Office of the Chief of Counsel for War Crimes. DRB, TAG. 18 THE SOVIET PARTISAN MOVEMENT of functions and a constant conflict of jurisdictions, which was to do much harm to the occupation, and would have given the whole venture a singleness of purpose that it was to need so badly later.
Heavily counterattacked day after day along their extended communication lines and on their exposed flanks, both groups. soon found that the supply lag and the need for rest and rehabilitation of troops and materiel precluded a continued eastward movement. Any further thrust toward Moscow had to be postponed until the infantry could move up to stabilize the rear and liquidate the huge pocket formed west of Smolensk. Again enemy attempts to break out were aggressively executed, and it was not until 10 August that the trap was completely sprung with the capture of 310,000 prisoners and 3,200 tanks.
