John Laffin was a prolific author whose writings primarily explored military history. His extensive travels, particularly across the battlefields of World War I and the Middle East, breathed life into his works. Laffin's style is characterized by a detailed examination of historical events, offering readers an engaging insight into the past. His output stands as a testament to his deep interest in the annals of warfare.
Traces the influences which have shaped the character of the German army from the time of Frederick the Great to the end of World War II. The author sets out to re-establish the reputation for which the German soldier was once renowned, and which was distorted by Nazi atrocities.
Recounts the war in the Falkland Islands, explains why Argentina invaded, and assesses the war's impact on world politics
Weltbedrohung durch Fanatismus
