Moscow 1941: Hitler's First Defeat
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Author: Robert Forczyk
Binding: Hardback
Published: Osprey, 2009
Condition:
Book: Good
Jacket: N/A
Pages: Good
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This gripping work of military history chronicles the desperate struggle for the Soviet capital during the early stages of World War II. Moscow 1941: Hitler's First Defeat meticulously reconstructs the German invasion and the tenacious Soviet resistance that ultimately thwarted Hitler's ambitions. It uncovers the strategic blunders, the immense human cost, and the critical decisions that shaped one of the war's most decisive campaigns. The narrative vividly illustrates the brutal winter conditions and the unwavering resolve of the defenders, presenting a dramatic account of a pivotal moment in global conflict. This authoritative volume argues for the profound significance of this battle as the initial major setback for the Nazi war machine.
Author: Robert Forczyk
Binding: Hardback
Published: Osprey, 2009
Condition:
Book: Good
Jacket: N/A
Pages: Good
Markings: No markings
This gripping work of military history chronicles the desperate struggle for the Soviet capital during the early stages of World War II. Moscow 1941: Hitler's First Defeat meticulously reconstructs the German invasion and the tenacious Soviet resistance that ultimately thwarted Hitler's ambitions. It uncovers the strategic blunders, the immense human cost, and the critical decisions that shaped one of the war's most decisive campaigns. The narrative vividly illustrates the brutal winter conditions and the unwavering resolve of the defenders, presenting a dramatic account of a pivotal moment in global conflict. This authoritative volume argues for the profound significance of this battle as the initial major setback for the Nazi war machine.