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    Stampa German Units Seelow Heights Battle 1945

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    This document summarizes a World War 2 battle map and scenario for the Seelow Heights battle between German and Russian forces on April 16, 1945. The map shows the terrain including urban areas, forests, rivers, lakes and roads. It also shows the starting positions and objectives for both sides. The Germans must hold Seelow city and 3 secondary objectives to win, while the Russians need to capture Seelow city and 3 other objectives. Special rules cover prepared positions, minefields, canal crossings, and bog down risks for armor units.

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    Stampa German Units Seelow Heights Battle 1945

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    This document summarizes a World War 2 battle map and scenario for the Seelow Heights battle between German and Russian forces on April 16, 1945. The map shows the terrain including urban areas, forests, rivers, lakes and roads. It also shows the starting positions and objectives for both sides. The Germans must hold Seelow city and 3 secondary objectives to win, while the Russians need to capture Seelow city and 3 other objectives. Special rules cover prepared positions, minefields, canal crossings, and bog down risks for armor units.

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    STAMPA GERMAN UNITS SEELOW HEIGHTS BATTLE 1945 (1)

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    This document summarizes a World War 2 battle map and scenario for the Seelow Heights battle between German and Russian forces on April 16, 1945. The map shows the terrain including urban areas, forests, rivers, lakes and roads. It also shows the starting positions and objectives for both sides. The Germans must hold Seelow city and 3 secondary objectives to win, while the Russians need to capture Seelow city and 3 other objectives. Special rules cover prepared positions, minefields, canal crossings, and bog down risks for armor units.

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    Stampa German Units Seelow Heights Battle 1945

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    This document summarizes a World War 2 battle map and scenario for the Seelow Heights battle between German and Russian forces on April 16, 1945. The map shows the terrain including urban areas, forests, rivers, lakes and roads. It also shows the starting positions and objectives for both sides. The Germans must hold Seelow city and 3 secondary objectives to win, while the Russians need to capture Seelow city and 3 other objectives. Special rules cover prepared positions, minefields, canal crossings, and bog down risks for armor units.

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    SEELOWHEIGHTSBATTLE– 16 APRIL1945

    1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 RA

    25 B RA
    9Fj

    27 245 25 C RA
    9Fj Ass.g. 9Fj
    GUSOW
    27 II/8 26 D RA
    9Fj 20Pzg 9Fj

    26 E RA
    WERBIG 9Fj
    9Pz.Jg /9Fj game turn 6

    I/2 F RA
    Mun

    90 76 G RA
    20Pzg HAUPT CANAL 20Pzg

    408 90 III/2 76 H RA
    VA 20Pzg Mun 20Pzg
    I/III 8/20Pz.Gr.

    408 VW20 Pz. 300/ I RA


    VA Mun 303
    ZERNICKOV
    SEELOW I/1 300/ 302/ L RA
    Mun 303 303

    302/ 301/ M RA
    303 303

    FRIEDERSDORF 920Tr N RA
    DIEDERSDORF
    502ss 26 Fla 303 O RA
    Pzj

    404 DOLGELIN Kurm 169 P RA


    VA

    404 Kurm 169 Q RA


    VA
    LIBBENICHEN
    R RA
    LIETZEN
    S RA

    1230PZjg game turn 4

    WOOD TERRAIN RIVER

    URBAN TERRAIN MOUNTAIN TERRAIN RUSSIAN ENTRY POINT

    LAKE TERRAIN BRIDGE GERMAN REINF. ENTRY POIN

    OPEN TERRAIN WITH BOG DOWN RISK OPEN TERRAIN RA RA(Russian artillery only)

    ROAD mandatory russian objectives

    secondary russian objectives (at least three)


    GERMAN SUPPLY POINT RUSSIAN SUPPLY POINT

    Turn

    RUSSIAN 1 3 5 7 9 11 13 15
    GERMAN 2 4R 6R 8 10 12 14 16
    Russian 8 OPS German 10 OPS

    Russian move first. ROAD MOVEMENT possible only in squares with road.

    Victory condition

    Russian: They need to hold all the three squares of Seelow city ( ) AND hold at least three secondary
    objectives at the end of the 16 th turn.

    German: They need to hold the three squares of Seelow city AND hold at least three secondary objectives
    at the end of the 16 th turn.

    Prepared position and minefields

    1 prepared position for square

    2 prepared position for square

    german player can place 10 minefields where he wants (in the map you can find an example); they
    are hostile only to the Russians

    Haupt canal

    The canal square side can be crossed only by LEG units; ARMOUR and ARMOURED units can
    cross only using BRIDGES.

    Bog down risk

    Every time an ARMOUR unit enter in an open terrain square like this roll a dice, on a six the unit
    take one hit.

    Command post and optional rule

    Russian: late war command post

    German: late command post


    Russian Units

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