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General Heinz Guderian’s revolutionary strategic vision and his skill in armored combat brough Germany its initial victories during World War II. Combining Guderian’s land offensive with Luftwaffe attacks, the Nazi Blitzkrieg decimated the defenses of Poland, Norway, France—and, very neatly, Russia—at the war’s outset. But in 1941, when Guderian advised that ground forces should take a step back, Hitler dismissed him. In these pages, the outspoken general shares his candid point of view on what would have led Germany to victory, and what ensured that it didn’t. In addition to providing a rare inside look at key members of the Nazi party, Guderian reveals in detail how he developed the Panzer tank forces and orchestrated their various campaigns, from the break through at Sedan to his drive to the Channel coast that virtually decided the Battle of France. Panzer Leaderbecame a bestseller within one year of its original publication in 1952 and has since been recognized as a classic account of the greatest conflict of our time.
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Panzer Leader, Heinz Guderian
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- 2023
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- Title
- Panzer Leader
- Language
- English
- Authors
- Heinz Guderian
- Publisher
- Martino Fine Books
- Released
- 2023
- Format
- Paperback
- Pages
- 548
- ISBN10
- 168422814X
- ISBN13
- 9781684228140
- Series
- Tags
- Non-Fiction, Historical Themes, History, True Stories, Technology & Engineering, Biographies, Autobiographies & Memoirs, Creative Nonfiction, Military History, Military Fiction, Germany, Wars, Military, World War II, Celebrities, World War, Tanks, Generals, Tank Battles, Blitzkrieg
- First published
- 1951
- Original title
- Erinnerungen eines Soldaten
- Rating
- 4.1 out of 5
- Description
- General Heinz Guderian’s revolutionary strategic vision and his skill in armored combat brough Germany its initial victories during World War II. Combining Guderian’s land offensive with Luftwaffe attacks, the Nazi Blitzkrieg decimated the defenses of Poland, Norway, France—and, very neatly, Russia—at the war’s outset. But in 1941, when Guderian advised that ground forces should take a step back, Hitler dismissed him. In these pages, the outspoken general shares his candid point of view on what would have led Germany to victory, and what ensured that it didn’t. In addition to providing a rare inside look at key members of the Nazi party, Guderian reveals in detail how he developed the Panzer tank forces and orchestrated their various campaigns, from the break through at Sedan to his drive to the Channel coast that virtually decided the Battle of France. Panzer Leaderbecame a bestseller within one year of its original publication in 1952 and has since been recognized as a classic account of the greatest conflict of our time.