Strictly From Hungary
- 216 pages
- 8 hours of reading
Ladislas Farago Book order
Ladislas Farago was a military historian and journalist renowned for his bestselling books on history and espionage, particularly focusing on the World War II era. His work delved into pivotal figures and events that shaped historical outcomes, making complex events accessible to a wide audience. Farago possessed a compelling narrative style that brought historical subjects to life. His writings continue to be influential for those interested in military and strategic history.
- 2021
- 2011
The Last Days of Patton
- 336 pages
- 12 hours of reading
Focusing on the final months of General Patton's life, the narrative explores whether he sought to instigate a conflict with the Soviet Union and his effectiveness in de-Nazifying Germany. The author delves into potential conspiracy theories surrounding Patton's death, examining the influence of notable figures like Eisenhower, Montgomery, Marshall, and MacArthur in sidelining him. This detailed investigation sheds light on the complexities of Patton's character and the political dynamics of the time.
- 1981
Více než desetiletý výzkum a sbírání materiálu umožnilo Faragovi sepsat ucelenější práci věnovanou nacistické německé vojenské rozvědce - abwehru, vedené admirálem Wilhelmem Canarisem. Využívá především dokumenty hamburské a brémské pobočky abwehru, které se specializovaly na špionáž proti Velké Británii, Spojeným státům a Francii v předvečer a v průběhu druhé světové války.
- 1975
Martin Bormann, der frühere Reichsleiter, überlebte den Zweiten Weltkrieg und entkam 1948 nach Argentinien
- 1968
Was there a conspiracy in the White House to maneuver the Japanese into war? Were the commanders in Hawaii derelict in their duty? Exactly how much did the United States know about Japanese intentions on the eve of Pearl Harbor? Here for the first time is the whole secret history of Japanese and American code-breaking operations between 1921 and 1941--a fascinating progression of clandestine events that culminated at Pearl Harbor. For much of his life, Ladislas Farago was involved with intelligence. During WW II he served as Chief, Research and Planning, U.S. Naval Intelligence, Special Warfare Branch.
