Schlacht am Narotsch-See

Name: Schlacht am Narotsch-See
Start: 1916-01-01
End: 1916-12-31
Location: Minsk

1916 • Minsk

Russian artillery in position firing during the Lake Naroch offensive.

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Destroyed church of village Blizniki (today part of Zanaroch).

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Drahtverhaue vor der Stellung südlich des Narotschsee

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Drahtverhaue vor der Stellung südlich des Narotschsee

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German prisoners of war taken near Naroch lake

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German columns in the marshy area of Lake Narocz.

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Foto "Meine Kriegserinnerungen" 1914 - 1918

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Foto "Meine Kriegserinnerungen" 1914 - 1918

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Scherenfernrohr am Narotschsee

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Soldatenfriedhof bei Tronki (Narotschsee)

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The First World War. German prisoners taken by the Russians in the battle at Lake Naroch in early March 1916.

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Niemiecki bunkier, z okresu I wojny światowej na płd. od półwyspu Nanosy, nad jeziorem Narocz (Białoruś).

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Разбітыя парэшткі нямецкага бункера І Сусьветнай вайны на ўскрайку вёскі Наносы, што месціцца над Нараччу.

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Historische Übersicht

Die Schlacht am Naratsch-See im Frühjahr 1916 war ein Versuch des zaristischen Heeres, die Initiative an der Ostfront nach dem Großen Rückzug des Jahres 1915 zurückzuerlangen und danach offensiv wieder vorstoßen zu können. Der Versuch scheiterte trotz weit überlegener Truppenstärke wegen erheblicher Führungsmängel des Stawka, der Armeebefehlshaber sowie veralteter taktischer Ansichten und führte zu einer schweren Niederlage Russlands.