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Cargando... The Fall of Crete (1962)por Alan Clark
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The epic story of one of the most bitter and dramatic battles fought between German and Allied forces during the whole of the Second World War. The decisive action took place within five days, and twice its outcome hung in the balance. By the third day, the number of German dead exceeded their losses in all other theatres since the outbreak of hostilities. The German parachutists were confined for supply and reinforcements to a single airstrip at Maleme, yet on this one foothold they managed to land over eight thousand men, who defeated an Allied army nearly five times as numerous. With its vivid and compelling description of the battle for Crete, Clark confirmed his reputation as a military historian first recognised with The Donkeys, his account of the British Expeditionary Force in France in 1914. No se han encontrado descripciones de biblioteca. |
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Churchill's attempts to manage the tactical situation from England aptly demonstrate both his inadequacies at this level and the futility of civilian interference at the battlefield level. Fortunately, as the war progressed, Allied senior management improved significantly although old admirals and generals were still unnecessarily putting men at risk for the wrong reasons Two cases in point being; the battle for Peleliu and Operation Market Garden. Even more fortunately, Hitler was still tactically involved until the bitter end. ( )