Rommel's War in Africa

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Rommel's War in Africa
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Publisher : Konecky & Konecky
Total Pages : 384
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ISBN-10 : 1568520417
ISBN-13 : 9781568520414
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Book Synopsis Rommel's War in Africa by : Wolf Heckmann

Book excerpt: The full dimensions of Rommel's most significant campaign and its place in World War II emerge in this comprehensive book. During his thorough research, Heckmann interviewed over 1,500 soldiers of all ranks from both sides, and uncovered new material in the German Military Archives, London's Public Record Office and the Imperial War Museum. Using war diaries, unpublished correspondence, personal reminiscences and much more, he offers an account of the lived experience of the war at all levels, with all of its action, plans, anecdotes, coincidences, successes and failures.


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