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A gripping and authoritative history of the final battles of World War II in Europe, as Allied armies advance into Nazi Germany in the brutal closing months of the war.
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Armageddon: The Battle for Germany 1944–45 by Max Hastings is one of the most compelling and authoritative accounts of the final months of the Second World War in Europe. Drawing on extensive archival research and eyewitness testimonies from Allied and German participants, Hastings reconstructs the brutal closing phase of the war as Allied forces pushed into Nazi Germany.
The book examines the intense fighting on both the Western and Eastern fronts, revealing the strategic decisions, human cost, and moral complexities of the war’s final campaigns. Hastings combines meticulous scholarship with powerful storytelling, offering readers a vivid narrative of the collapse of Hitler’s Germany and the devastating battles that shaped the end of the conflict.
Highly regarded by historians and general readers alike, Armageddon stands as a definitive modern history of the Allied advance into Germany and the dramatic final chapter of the war in Europe.
Condition – Very Good
Light shelf wear to the covers and edges. Moderately foxed. Binding remains firm and the text is fully readable throughout.
