Changes

Waffen SS soldiers and elements of the Sicherheitsdienst sought to clear the ghetto of 60,000 Jewish residents in only three days.  But the resistance fighters held off the Nazis for nearly a month, marking the first time in World War II that there was an uprising against Nazis in territory under German control.  Eventually, SS forces destroyed the ghetto and its synagogue.

Waffen SS soldiers and elements of the Sicherheitsdienst sought to clear the ghetto of 60,000 Jewish residents in only three days.  But the resistance fighters held off the Nazis for nearly a month, marking the first time in World War II that there was an uprising against Nazis in territory under German control.  Eventually, SS forces destroyed the ghetto and its synagogue.

<nowiki>Insert non-formatted text here</nowiki>===Battle of Kursk===

===Battle of Kursk===

{{See also|Battle of Kursk|Cherkassy-Korsun Pocket}}

{{See also|Battle of Kursk|Cherkassy-Korsun Pocket}}

The Battle of Kursk in 1943 was the largest [[tank]] battle in [[history]].  German forces attempted to encircle Soviet forces in the Kursk Salient on the eastern front, but strong Soviet resistance defeated the German assault. Kursk was the last German offensive of any strategic significance in the east; henceforth, they would conduct a fighting retreat. Germany already suffered from a grave shortage of war resources, when Hitler ordered the offensive and lost a huge number of tanks such as the new Tigertank and the Panther.

The Battle of Kursk in 1943 was the largest [[tank]] battle in [[history]].  German forces attempted to encircle Soviet forces in the Kursk Salient on the eastern front, but strong Soviet resistance defeated the German assault. Kursk was the last German offensive of any strategic significance in the east; henceforth, they would conduct a fighting retreat. Germany already suffered from a grave shortage of war resources, when Hitler ordered the offensive and lost a huge number of tanks such as the new Tigertank and the Panther.