Hitlers Generals by Richard Humble Hardcover Book

Title: Hitlers Generals by Richard Humble Hardcover Book.
Author: Richard Humble.
Type: Non-Fiction / European Germany World War 2 Military History.
Edition: First edition With Illustrations.
Publisher: Arthur Barker Limited.
Year First Published: First Edition 1973.
Format: Hardcover Book with Dustjacket / Cover design by Ian Fleming.
Printed By: Unknown.
Page Count: 167 pages.
Width: 14.4cm
Height: 22.0cm
Thickness: 2.2cm
Info: An account of Hitler's military campaigns as told through the precarious careers and changing fortunes of his Army commanders.
This study of Hitler and his Generals assesses their military achievements and the strengths and weakenesses of the Nazi system of command. Humble looks at the hard core professionals such as von Runstedt, and discusses how far their adherence to traditonal military virtues brought them into conflict with the new heirachy. The contribution made by the Panzer Generals is also considered and that of the more unconventional commanders such as Rommel in North africa and Kesselring the Luftwaffe Marshal.
Richard Humble studied at Oriel College, Oxford, where he specialised in Military History.
Since 1966 he has worked in publishing. He is the Editor of "A History Of The Second World War" and the author of Hitler's High Sea Fleet and Japanese High Seas Fleet as well as over 40 other publication of Military History.
Condition: Fair, Publishers Information page missing, the binding is intact, no loose pages. Inside Front Page has been clipped. All Text and pages are clean, no foxing or tanning of pages. Dustjacket has minor repairs.
Price: R 145.00 Inc Vat.