Stalingrad

Originally written over 30 years ago by a historian who was also a participant, this analysis of the Nazis' ill-fated attempt to take Stalingrad now features revisions by the author. Much more than a routine account of a battle, Stalingrad presents a stunning review of the motivations, misplaced principles, and misguided claims that led to what is considered Hitler's deadliest misstep.

by Joachim Wieder, Heinrich Graf Von Einsiedel

Cassell · First published 1995 · 320 pages