Summer 1943. Hitler intends to change the course of the war: the brand new tanks that he was feverishly waiting for are finally massed on the Ukrainian border, in Kursk, in order to bleed the Soviet forces white. Then begins the biggest tank battle in history: it is a butchery of iron and blood, yet the German breakthrough does not take place.

January 1944: on all fronts, the German army can no longer stem its inexorable decline.