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The Third Reich At War
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From its blitzkriegs through Poland and France to its total destruction in a shattered Berlin, the Nazi military machine was the most fearsome the world has ever known. Here, in one compelling and authoritative compendium, is its full story. Chapters offer a perceptive examination of the Third Reich's roots in modern European history; a powerful narrative of its irresistible rise in 1930s' Germany; detailed accounts of major land, air, and sea battles and campaigns in all theaters of conflict; descriptions of Nazi weaponry and fighting tactics; fascinating portraits of generals and military leaders; and much more. Contributions by numerous well-known historians of World War II make this all-in-one compendium thoroughly authoritative, while the many eyewitness accounts add haunting realism. The Third Reich at War is the ultimate must-have handbook for every World War II buff.
From its blitzkriegs through Poland and France to its total destruction in a shattered Berlin, the Nazi military machine was the most fearsome the world has ever known. Here, in one compelling and authoritative compendium, is its full story. Chapters offer a perceptive examination of the Third Reich's roots in modern European history; a powerful narrative of its irresistible rise in 1930s' Germany; detailed accounts of major land, air, and sea battles and campaigns in all theaters of conflict; descriptions of Nazi weaponry and fighting tactics; fascinating portraits of generals and military leaders; and much more. Contributions by numerous well-known historians of World War II make this all-in-one compendium thoroughly authoritative, while the many eyewitness accounts add haunting realism. The Third Reich at War is the ultimate must-have handbook for every World War II buff.
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| Author | Veranov, M |
|---|---|
| Publisher | Time-life Books |
| Place | London |
| Year | 2004 |
| Edition | Second edition |
| ISBN | 9781841198613 |
| Binding | Paperback |
| Condition | New |
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