Strategy War Games Screenshots

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Screenshots from the strategic gameplay:
Central Europe in the summer of 1942.	The units of the Axis were striked deep into Russia before the mud came in autumn 1942.
Advance of the Russian Red Army on the Eastern Front.	Anglo-American invasion of Morocco.
The provinces of the game in Central Europe.	An Anglo-American supply convoy with weapons for the Red Army in Russia near Iceland.
Northwestern Europe from closer view.	The southern sector of the Eastern Front before the German summer offensive of 1942.
Close up of units of the Anglo-Americans in Egypt.	Possible movement directions of the selected German unit with Panzer III in Russia.
Screenshots from animated battles:
The Red Army is attacking the Axis-Minor fortress of Finnish-Karelia.	Final battle for the Third Reich: after the Russians have taken Berlin, the fighting has reached Austria and the Czech Protectorate.
Battle between German and Russian units in the Donetz corridor at the beginning of the German summer offensive in 1942.	Sea battle in the Arctic sea between Anglo-American destroyers with a battleship and a German U-Boat.
Anglo-American air units with support of destroyers against Axis submarines. The two German U-Boats were just destroyed.	Anglo-American air raid on the armaments factory in Essen, Western Germany.
Screenshots from menus:
Production menu with the units for the selection and under production in the factory in West Germany.	Research menu with the next available new units for the Anglo-Americans.
Politics menu with the flags of nations, which could be influenced or a war could be declared.	Menu to start battle between the German attackers and the Russian defenders in the Donetz Corridor.
The unit viewer: all the 3d models from the game are visible together with their datas.	A research breakthrough with a new fighter plane was reached for the Axis-Minors.
Start menu to begin a new turn for the Anglo-Americans.	An offensive marker of the Axis-minors was set over Tobruk, which is still under control of the Anglo-Americans.