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An old thread but the subject grows steadily!
I've just read for the second time, Kursk by Lloyd Clark. Kursk was the biggest tank battle of the war and since. It was the turning point for the Red Army in WW2 where they achieved numerical supremacy in all aspects and started the long march to Berlin and the fall of the Third Reich.
Clark's book contains very little original material but is basically a distillation of many eminent sources. It contains a detailed description of the rise of Stalin and of the Third Reich. It is written in a narrative style and has plenty of maps (although they aren't placed in the narrative very well) to help to understand what is going on. If you only buy one book on the subject you will enjoy this one. |
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