HITLER'S GENERALS, Edited by Correlli Barnett, profiles of the generals by noted military historians, 1989 unstated 1st edition, Grove Weidenfeld (New York), 9.38 x 6.3-inch HB with embossed gold lettering at linen-clad spine, DJ, 497 pp. printed on quality, finely textured, softly cream-colored stock which is polished and looks great at age 35; truly excellent condition (book and DJ).
Most historians of Nazi Germany focused on Adolf Hitler, who masterminded the Third Reich and managed to turn the world's most professional military into almost entirely slavish loyalists who prosecuted the war brilliantly for a few years, then were unable to put the brakes on his decision to attack his previous partner Josef Stalin's Soviet Russia. The protracted war, over-stretched supply lines, the long, brutal Russian winter, and FDR's decision to begin arming out former Communist foe marked the beginning of the end of Germany's hope of winning the war. Now the Nazis had to fight on both the Eastern and Western fronts, and the U.S. war machine and its key unconquered allies, England, Canada and Australia, turned the tide of war. And the Soviets pushed Germany out of Eastern Europe, both liberating and subjugating the "freed" nations (setting the stage for the Cold War).
It's a definitive history of the Nazi General staff and well-illustrated, including not just photos of each of the generals but also some maps of crucial battles.
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