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Red storm on the Reich: the Soviet march on Germany, 1945

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The Eastern Front witnessed the critical battles between the German and Russian armies which won and lost the Second World War. In Red Storm on the Reich, Christopher Duffy uncovers a military campaign of unprecedented scale and ferocity during which thirty million lives were lost - a deadly harvest in which the slaughter and suffering of German civilians reached unfathomable dimensions.
By quoting extensively from the memoirs of Soviet and German commanders and the diaries of infantrymen, Red Storm on the Reichbrings to life not only the Russian military assault on the lands of Germany, but also the human drama behind what can only be called epic seiges of the fortress cities of Danzig, Kolberg and Breslau.
Christopher Duffy's gripping narrative of this unexplored offensive and the psyches behind it makes for essential reading for all those interested in the Second World War and European history.

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Product Details
Routledge
1136360409 / 9781136360404
eBook (EPUB)
03/06/2014
England
English
416 pages
Copy: 30%; print: 30%
Reprint. Previously issued in print: 2000 Description based on CIP data; resource not viewed.