[WORLD WAR II] - Lot 382

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[WORLD WAR II] - Lot 382
[WORLD WAR II] The German-Soviet War, 1941–1945. By Major General V. Zambrzecki of the General Staff. Published by the American Section of the Gallipoli Association in 1954. 76 pp., 16 pp. of diagrams (in the appendix), no cover, offset printed, in-4, rare. [WORLD WAR II] The German-Soviet War 1941–1945. Compiled by V. Zambrzecki. Major General of the General Staff. Published by the U.S. Section of the Gallipoli Association in 1954. 76 pp., 16 sheets of diagrams (in a separate appendix), no cover, printed on a rotary press, 30 x 21 cm, main text and album of diagrams, rare. Major General Viktor Alexandrovich Zambrzitsky’s serious work provides an objective assessment of the operations, plans, and strategies of the Soviet and German commands. The author of the book reveals the causes of the Soviet Army’s initial defeats and setbacks, as well as its subsequent successes. All the material is well organized and supported by examples. Particularly vividly depicted are: the Battle of Stalingrad as the turning point of the entire war, followed by the march on Berlin, and finally, the assault on the German capital.
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