Afrikakorps: Third Reich Series (Hardcover)

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Publisher: Time Life
Language: English
Hardbound: 192 pages
Dimensions: ..25 x 9 x 11 inches.
Condition: Used, Very Good

"Afrikakorps: The Third Reich Series" takes readers on an immersive journey through the rise and fall of one of the most iconic German military formations of World War II. Authored as part of "The Third Reich Series," renowned for its in-depth examination of the Nazi regime, this book focuses specifically on the Afrikakorps and their campaigns in North Africa. From their initial deployment under the leadership of General Erwin Rommel to their ultimate defeat at the hands of the Allied forces, the book offers a comprehensive and meticulously researched account of the Afrikakorps' operations.

Through a combination of historical analysis and firsthand accounts, the author paints a vivid picture of the challenges faced by the German soldiers in the unforgiving desert environment. From the early successes in the Western Desert Campaign to the grueling battles of El Alamein, readers gain insight into the tactical brilliance and resourcefulness displayed by the Afrikakorps. Additionally, the book explores the complex dynamics between the German forces, their Italian allies, and the opposing British Commonwealth armies, providing a well-rounded perspective on the North African theater of war. "Afrikakorps: The Third Reich Series" offers a compelling and comprehensive examination of this legendary military unit, shedding light on its strategic significance and the broader context of the war.

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