Stalingrad: Memories and Reassessments (1995) By Joachim Wieder & Heinrich Graf Von Einsiedel
 
Hitler's greatest blunder, many experts agree, was his attempt to conquer Stalingrad and deny Russia the Volga River as a trade route. The most famous analysis of these ill-fated events, translated into English for the first time, features new revisions. Much more than a routine account of battle, here is a stunning review of the motivations, misplaced principles, and misguided claims that led to one of the most disastrous defeats in history.
 
Hard Cover with Dust Jacket
320 Pages 
In Good Condition