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Immediate dispatch from Somerset. Book in excellent unread/unused condition. English edition. See images. Fantastic book.

About the book >.>.> In Hitler’s opinion the greatest threat resided in the Soviet presence in Ukrania. He feared the so called “galician manoeuvre.” According the Third Rich’s dictator the Soviet forces didn’t t? plan to attack Byelorussia but rather to strike with all out strength against the province of Lublin and then draw north into the area between the Wisla and Bug Rivers cross the Bug and Narew Rivers in order to set out in approximate direction towards K?nisberg attacking and breaking off the contacts between the German homeland and Heeresgruppe “Nord” and “Mitte.” This inaccurate assumption concerning enemy’s intentions was also shared by Generalfeldmarschall Keitel commander of the OKW as well as Generaloberst Jodl chief of staff at OKH command. In reality such an ambitious plan of action lay far outside the Soviet Army’s capabilities. (MP)