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Odosobnienia Wehrmachtu: Walka z przegraną wojną, 1943 - Citino, Robert M. (Oprawa miękka–
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Parametry przedmiotu
- Stan
- Brand
- Citino, Robert M.
- ISBN
- 9780700623433
- Publication Year
- 2016
- Format
- Trade Paperback
- Language
- English
- Book Title
- Wehrmacht Retreats : Fighting a Lost War 1943
- Item Length
- 9in
- Publisher
- University Press of Kansas
- Genre
- History
- Topic
- Europe / Germany, Military / World War II
- Item Width
- 6in
- Item Weight
- 12.3 Oz
- Number of Pages
- 440 Pages
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A prize-winning historian chronicles the weakening Germany army in 1943, now fighting on the defensive but still remarkably dangerous and lethal. Reveals how the Wehrmacht, heirs to a military tradition that demanded relentless offensive operations, finally succumbed to the realities of its own overreach.
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Publisher
University Press of Kansas
ISBN-10
0700623434
ISBN-13
9780700623433
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Product Key Features
Book Title
Wehrmacht Retreats : Fighting a Lost War 1943
Format
Trade Paperback
Language
English
Topic
Europe / Germany, Military / World War II
Publication Year
2016
Genre
History
Number of Pages
440 Pages
Dimensions
Item Length
9in
Item Width
6in
Item Weight
12.3 Oz
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D757.1
Reviews
An excellent sequel to Citino's Death of the Wehrmacht . Together, they provide an essential and compelling reassessment of Hitler's fighting machine in World War II.-- David M. Glantz , author of The Stalingrad Trilogy, "Citino has something interesting and original to say about every campaign. . . . A major contribution of great value for specialists but also highly attractive to the general reader."-- Evan Mawdsley , author of World War II: A New History and Thunder in the East: The Nazi-Soviet War, 1941-1945, "Like all of Citino's work, this book brims with perceptive insights and clever observations."-- German Studies Review, "An excellent sequel to Citino's Death of the Wehrmacht . Together, they provide an essential and compelling reassessment of Hitler's fighting machine in World War II."- David M. Glantz , author of The Stalingrad Trilogy, An outstanding book. Citino's impeccably researched and superbly written study challenges standard notions and forces readers to think and reflect.-- Stephen G. Fritz , author of Frontsoldaten: The German Soldier in World War II Citino has something interesting and original to say about every campaign. . . . A major contribution of great value for specialists but also highly attractive to the general reader.-- Evan Mawdsley , author of World War II: A New History and Thunder in the East: The Nazi-Soviet War, 1941-1945 An excellent sequel to Citino's Death of the Wehrmacht . Together, they provide an essential and compelling reassessment of Hitler's fighting machine in World War II.-- David M. Glantz , author of The Stalingrad Trilogy, "This splendidly detailed operational history recasts 1943 as a year of stalemates, and examines how the Wehrmacht managed savage defensive moves despite hemorrhaging in an unwinnable two-front war."- World War II Magazine, "Essential reading for anyone interested in the military campaigns of the war. . . . Whether the reader is a serious military historian, a serving soldier, or the casual military history buff, the prose is perfect. Added benefits are excellent photos and maps. . . . Citino's contribution stands as the definitive operational analysis of the Wehrmacht in 1943."- Army, "An excellent sequel to Citino's Death of the Wehrmacht . Together, they provide an essential and compelling reassessment of Hitler's fighting machine in World War II."-- David M. Glantz , author of The Stalingrad Trilogy, "Skilfully performs the dual act of combining impeccable research with a cracking good read. Indeed far from the Wehrmacht's lost war being the harbinger of a dry history, Citino's study brings out the great importance of this period by highlighting the drama within the German command as well as the grueling events at the front. . . . In all aspects of his discussion of 1943 Citino's trademark mastery of the vast literature is evident. . . . Like his many past works, The Wehrmacht Retreats deserves to be widely read."- War in History, "Essential reading for anyone interested in the military campaigns of the war. . . . Whether the reader is a serious military historian, a serving soldier, or the casual military history buff, the prose is perfect. Added benefits are excellent photos and maps. . . . Citino's contribution stands as the definitive operational analysis of the Wehrmacht in 1943."-- Army, "An outstanding book. Citino's impeccably researched and superbly written study challenges standard notions and forces readers to think and reflect."- Stephen G. Fritz , author of Frontsoldaten: The German Soldier in World War II, An outstanding book. Citinos impeccably researched and superbly written study challenges standard notions and forces readers to think and reflect.Stephen G. Fritz , author of Frontsoldaten: The German Soldier in World War II Citino has something interesting and original to say about every campaign. . . . A major contribution of great value for specialists but also highly attractive to the general reader.Evan Mawdsley , author of World War II: A New History and Thunder in the East: The Nazi-Soviet War, 19411945 An excellent sequel to Citinos Death of the Wehrmacht . Together, they provide an essential and compelling reassessment of Hitlers fighting machine in World War II.David M. Glantz , author of The Stalingrad Trilogy, "This splendidly detailed operational history recasts 1943 as a year of stalemates, and examines how the Wehrmacht managed savage defensive moves despite hemorrhaging in an unwinnable two-front war."-- World War II Magazine, "An outstanding book. Citino's impeccably researched and superbly written study challenges standard notions and forces readers to think and reflect."- Stephen G. Fritz , author of Frontsoldaten: The German Soldier in World War II "Citino has something interesting and original to say about every campaign. . . . A major contribution of great value for specialists but also highly attractive to the general reader."- Evan Mawdsley , author of World War II: A New History and Thunder in the East: The Nazi-Soviet War, 19411945 "An excellent sequel to Citino's Death of the Wehrmacht . Together, they provide an essential and compelling reassessment of Hitler's fighting machine in World War II."- David M. Glantz , author of The Stalingrad Trilogy, "Citino has something interesting and original to say about every campaign. . . . A major contribution of great value for specialists but also highly attractive to the general reader."- Evan Mawdsley , author of World War II: A New History and Thunder in the East: The Nazi-Soviet War, 19411945, "Like all of Citinos work, this book brims with perceptive insights and clever observations."German Studies Review "A fine book, well written and relevant to professional military officers and academics alike. Furthermore, it is good history. Citino demonstrates the power of objective analysis to illuminate present challenges through a rigorous study of the past. . . . Even those who consider themselves well read on the topic will find new and interesting nuggets and will have their preconceived notions challenged. Perhaps the greatest merit of this book is the idea that ways of warhave a shelf-life."Army History "Skilfully performs the dual act of combining impeccable research with a cracking good read. Indeed far from the Wehrmachts lost war being the harbinger of a dry history, Citinos study brings out the great importance of this period by highlighting the drama within the German command as well as the grueling events at the front. . . . In all aspects of his discussion of 1943 Citinos trademark mastery of the vast literature is evident. . . . Like his many past works, The Wehrmacht Retreats deserves to be widely read."War in History "Essential reading for anyone interested in the military campaigns of the war. . . . Whether the reader is a serious military historian, a serving soldier, or the casual military history buff, the prose is perfect. Added benefits are excellent photos and maps. . . . Citinos contribution stands as the definitive operational analysis of the Wehrmacht in 1943."Army "Like all of Citinos work, this book is fairly brimming with perceptive insights and shrewd observations. . . . The writing is always lively and a good read. The Wehrmacht Retreats is a must for both the serious scholar to even the most casual student of World War II."New York Military Affairs Symposium "This splendidly detailed operational history recasts 1943 as a year of stalemates, and examines how the Wehrmacht managed savage defensive moves despite hemorrhaging in an unwinnable two-front war."World War II Magazine "An expert on the German way of war,Citino cites the German military tradition of emphasizing the offensive over defense as being a prime reason for the sapping of the Wehrmachts power in the pivotal year 1943. This is a well-written and very readable work that will interest those looking for more depth in their understanding of the military history of World War II. Recommended for readers with knowledge of World War II or an interest in military history."Library Journal, "An outstanding book. Citino's impeccably researched and superbly written study challenges standard notions and forces readers to think and reflect."-- Stephen G. Fritz , author of Frontsoldaten: The German Soldier in World War II "Citino has something interesting and original to say about every campaign. . . . A major contribution of great value for specialists but also highly attractive to the general reader."-- Evan Mawdsley , author of World War II: A New History and Thunder in the East: The Nazi-Soviet War, 1941-1945 "An excellent sequel to Citino's Death of the Wehrmacht . Together, they provide an essential and compelling reassessment of Hitler's fighting machine in World War II."-- David M. Glantz , author of The Stalingrad Trilogy, "An expert on the 'German way of war,' Citino cites the German military tradition of emphasizing the offensive over defense as being a prime reason for the sapping of the Wehrmacht's power in the pivotal year 1943. This is a well-written and very readable work that will interest those looking for more depth in their understanding of the military history of World War II. Recommended for readers with knowledge of World War II or an interest in military history."- Library Journal, "A fine book, well written and relevant to professional military officers and academics alike. Furthermore, it is good history. Citino demonstrates the power of objective analysis to illuminate present challenges through a rigorous study of the past. . . . Even those who consider themselves well read on the topic will find new and interesting nuggets and will have their preconceived notions challenged. Perhaps the greatest merit of this book is the idea that 'ways of war' have a shelf-life."- Army History, "Like all of Citino's work, this book brims with perceptive insights and clever observations."- German Studies Review, "Like all of Citino's work, this book brims with perceptive insights and clever observations."-- German Studies Review "A fine book, well written and relevant to professional military officers and academics alike. Furthermore, it is good history. Citino demonstrates the power of objective analysis to illuminate present challenges through a rigorous study of the past. . . . Even those who consider themselves well read on the topic will find new and interesting nuggets and will have their preconceived notions challenged. Perhaps the greatest merit of this book is the idea that 'ways of war' have a shelf-life."-- Army History "Skilfully performs the dual act of combining impeccable research with a cracking good read. Indeed far from the Wehrmacht's lost war being the harbinger of a dry history, Citino's study brings out the great importance of this period by highlighting the drama within the German command as well as the grueling events at the front. . . . In all aspects of his discussion of 1943 Citino's trademark mastery of the vast literature is evident. . . . Like his many past works, The Wehrmacht Retreats deserves to be widely read."-- War in History "Essential reading for anyone interested in the military campaigns of the war. . . . Whether the reader is a serious military historian, a serving soldier, or the casual military history buff, the prose is perfect. Added benefits are excellent photos and maps. . . . Citino's contribution stands as the definitive operational analysis of the Wehrmacht in 1943."-- Army "Like all of Citino's work, this book is fairly brimming with perceptive insights and shrewd observations. . . . The writing is always lively and a good read. The Wehrmacht Retreats is a must for both the serious scholar to even the most casual student of World War II."-- New York Military Affairs Symposium "This splendidly detailed operational history recasts 1943 as a year of stalemates, and examines how the Wehrmacht managed savage defensive moves despite hemorrhaging in an unwinnable two-front war."-- World War II Magazine "An expert on the 'German way of war,' Citino cites the German military tradition of emphasizing the offensive over defense as being a prime reason for the sapping of the Wehrmacht's power in the pivotal year 1943. This is a well-written and very readable work that will interest those looking for more depth in their understanding of the military history of World War II. Recommended for readers with knowledge of World War II or an interest in military history."-- Library Journal, Citino has something interesting and original to say about every campaign. . . . A major contribution of great value for specialists but also highly attractive to the general reader.-- Evan Mawdsley , author of World War II: A New History and Thunder in the East: The Nazi-Soviet War, 1941-1945, "A fine book, well written and relevant to professional military officers and academics alike. Furthermore, it is good history. Citino demonstrates the power of objective analysis to illuminate present challenges through a rigorous study of the past. . . . Even those who consider themselves well read on the topic will find new and interesting nuggets and will have their preconceived notions challenged. Perhaps the greatest merit of this book is the idea that 'ways of war' have a shelf-life."-- Army History, "Skilfully performs the dual act of combining impeccable research with a cracking good read. Indeed far from the Wehrmacht's lost war being the harbinger of a dry history, Citino's study brings out the great importance of this period by highlighting the drama within the German command as well as the grueling events at the front. . . . In all aspects of his discussion of 1943 Citino's trademark mastery of the vast literature is evident. . . . Like his many past works, The Wehrmacht Retreats deserves to be widely read."-- War in History
Table of Content
List of Illustrations Preface 1. The Last Victory? The Race to Tunis 2. Manstein, the Battle of Kharkov, and the Limits of Command 3. The Limits of Fighting Power: Triumph and Disaster in Tunisia, 1943 4. The Battle of Kursk: A Reassessment 5. Smashing the Axis: Operation Husky and the Sicilian Campaign 6. Manstein's War: Bewegungskrieg in the East, July - December 1943 7. Kesselring's War: Italy, 1943 Conclusion: Fighting a Lost War Notes Bibliography Index
Copyright Date
2012
Lccn
2011-040436
Dewey Decimal
940.541343
Dewey Edition
23
Illustrated
Yes
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