Axis Power: Could Nazi Germany and Imperial Japan have won World War II
Dr William Roger Townshend Ph D, William Townshend
AXIS POWERCOULD NAZI GERMANY AND IMPERIAL JAPAN HAVE WON WORLD WAR TWO ?Was the Battle of Britain a miraculous victory against incredible odds? Was it a ?close run thing?? What about the German invasion of Russia, or the Battle of Midway? Just as important, if the Axis powers had won any of these battles or campaigns, would it have led to them winning World War II? For these and other presumed to be ?decisive? battles and campaigns of World War II; Axis Power looks at what did happen, what, with plausible Axis strategy changes, could have happened, and uniquely, at the consequences for the wider war of both. A terrifying analysis of what might have been. To paraphrase Clausewitz, ?war is interested in us?. The Allied victory in World War II caused the superpower emergence of the USA as the most powerful nation, and created the international system that still runs the world today. If the Axis had won, it would have been a change of global proportions and continuing major consequences.Axis Power examines the following campaigns: France and Dunkirk 1940; The Battle of Britain 1940; The Mediterranean 1940-43; Barbarossa-Moscow 1941; Stalingrad-Caucasus 1942-43;
年:
2012
出版社:
CreateSpace
语言:
english
页:
286
ISBN 10:
1477610731
ISBN 13:
9781477610732
文件:
AZW3 , 677 KB
IPFS:
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english, 2012