Axelrod, Alan The Battle of the Somme

Name: Axelrod, Alan: The Battle of the Somme
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English text, black-and-white photos, and black-and-white maps in the text. Guilford: Rowman & Littlefield 2016. 283 pages. Label residue on the dust jacket that is difficult to remove.

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The story of the bloodiest battle of World War I. The British-French offensive on the Somme in northern France was intended to be a major breakthrough battle, as at the same time as this offensive, the French and Germans had already been fighting bitterly for months in the southwest around Verdun. The result of the Battle of the Somme was a slaughter lasting several months on a scale that had never been seen before. The author analyzes in detail the ideas and plans of the military decision-makers, the course of the battle from the preparatory barrage to the individual phases of the offensive, and, of course, the outcome of the months of slaughter.

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Author: Axelrod, Alan
Title: The Battle of the Somme
Details: English text, black-and-white photos, and black-and-white maps in the text. Guilford: Rowman & Littlefield 2016. 283 pages. Label residue on the dust jacket that is difficult to remove.
State: Second Hand