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In fact it was with the introduction of the lend-lease program that hitler believed that war with the united states would be inevitable.
Andrew nagorski has accomplished such an achievement in this book with the added bonus of revealing an adolph hitler that besid... Read More
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He received millions of dollars of aid from britain and the usa .
Much of the book focuses on hitler’s misadventures in the ussr.
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Nagorski did an amazing job weaving all of the known facts together and offering a new perspective and new insights into the mi... Read More
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Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
What i especially love about this book is, by focusing on the events of a single year, the writer has managed to pare the story of a vast and complicated war down to its essentials.
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What's left is a gripping human drama that also takes in the grand sweep of history.
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Nagorski makes a clear and convincing argument about the pivotal events (miscalculations, blunders, lack of preparedness) that were made mostly - by hitler - in 1941 that led to the inevitable defeat of the nazis years later.
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Both were cruel to the detriment of their own ambitions.
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
Mr nagorski has many beautifully written novels, of this genre, they all show passion and a lot of research, with information never revealed made the book a fascinating read.
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The thorough reporting of the mistakes made by not only hitler but roosevelt, churchill, and stalin, validates the saying that wars are won not by who wins the most battles, but by who makes the fewest mistakes.
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Brilliantly written, exhaustively documented with quotes from the diaries of key players on both sides of the war.
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The reader's attention never wavers.