World at War #89: The Crimean Campaign 1941–1942

World at War #89: The Crimean Campaign 1941–1942 is a magazine-format issue from Strategy & Tactics Press / Decision Games covering the Axis campaign to capture Crimea during World War II.

Product Type: Magazine-format issue with included wargame.

The included game, The Crimean Campaign 1941–1942, is a low-to-intermediate complexity two-player wargame at strategic level with strong operational elements. It covers the fighting across the Crimean peninsula from the German entry through the Perekop Isthmus to the fall of Sevastopol and the end of organized Soviet resistance.

The issue also includes historical articles on the Japanese Indian Ocean Raid of 1942, the Allied “Hump” airlift to China, and the U.S. 100th Infantry Division’s assault on the fortress defenses at Bitche in December 1944.

Components include: one 22×34 inch map and 228 die-cut counters.