7. September 1941
Preparations for the river crossing are underway. We take up our starting positions on the west bank, a little above Kremenchuk. I stand as a guide at one of the run-off and crossing points from where the assault boats and ferries set off for the crossing. The shore here is sandy and the embankment slopes gently down to the water. It is shaded by sparse clumps of trees and bushes that extend into the hinterland and cover the entire staging area. At night, the engineers pull their assault boats through the bushes to the shore.[1] The river is about one and a half kilometres wide here, with a few small islands and many shoals. The Ivan shoots harassing fire. But it does not harass.
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- ↑ am 07.09. und in der Nacht zum 08.09. (KTB 257. I.D. Frame 000744)