The History of World War II by Lt-Colonel Bauer, Eddy
The History of World War II by Lt-Colonel Bauer, Eddy
The full story of the World's greatest conflict...
Consultant Editors: Brigadier General James L.Collins Jr., Chief of Military History, U.S. Department of the Army and Correlli Barnett, Fellow of Churchill College, Cambridge.
Hardcover, ISBN 9780856130243
Publisher: Orbis Pub, 1985
Used - Very Good. Revised edition. Protected with a Cellophane sleeve.
Lieutenant-Colonel Eddy Bauer's history of World War II is a definitive and classic work: one of the most complete and objective accounts of the greatest conflict in world history. This revised edition's aim is to make the original work more concise and accessible without losing the essential character of the original text; new discoveries and revelations are covered by eminent military historians and linking synopses of lesser events provide a full and complete account of the events of World War II.
Includes black-and-white and full-colour photographs, diagrams, illustrations and maps.
Lieutenant-Colonel Bauer's history of World War 11 is a classic work. Of all the great histories, Bauer's is unique in its combination of wide-ranging scholarship with a rare objectivity – for the author's background as a Swiss historian has undoubtedly enabled him to survey dispassionately the claims and controversies, arising out of nationally centred histories, that have tended to dominate so many accounts in the past. However, this detachment in no way detracts from the force of the work; the conclusions which Bauer reaches, having scrupulously weighed all the evidence, are always incisive and illuminating, and may well appear controversial to Anglo-Saxon readers.
