Battles Lost and Won Great Campaigns of World War ll by Hanson W. Baldwin
$11.25
This is a fine, like new hardcover with dust jacket. 1966 Konecky & Konecky Publishing. This copy is like new inside and out. Pages are crisp, clean and free of markings. The binding is tight and straight. Dust jacket still clean and shiny.
Author and Pulitzer Prize winning Hanson Baldwin was a graduate of the Navy Academy at Annapolis. He joined the NYT as military editor and analyst. In this book he evaluated 11 crucial battles of the Second World War. Each battle was chosen for its significance and spans the Polish campaign, where the blitzkrieg was born, to Okinawa. In addition, he details the Battle of Britain, the airborne invasion of Crete, the American defense of Corregidor, the Battle of Stalingrad and more, including the greatest seaborne invasion of all--- D Day at Normandy.
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