List of illustrations; List of diagrams; List of maps; Notes on the
authors; Note on the translation; Abbreviations; Glossary of German
terms; Introduction; Bernd Stegemann: Part I. Politics and warfare
in the first phase of the German offensive; Klaus A. Maier & Bernd
Stegemann: Part II. Action plans and situation assessments of
Luftwaffe and navy before the outbreak of war; Horst Rohde: Part
III. Hitler's first blitzkrieg and its consequences for
North-eastern Europe; Bernd Stegemann: Part IV. The first phase of
the war at sea up to the Spring of 1940; Klaus A. Maier & Bernd
Stegemann: Securing the Northern flank of Europe; Hans Umbreit:
Part VI. The
battle for hegemony in Western Europe; Klaus A. Maier: Part VII.
The operational air war until the Battle of Britain; Bernd
Stegemann: Part VIII. The second phase of the war at sea (until the
Spring of 1941); Hans Umbreit & Klaus A. Maier: Part IX. Direct
strategy against Britain; Conclusion; Bibliography; Index of
persons
Edited by Klaus A. Maier, Horst
Rohde, Bernd Stegemann, and Hans
Umbreit
Project coordinated by the Militargeschichtliches Forschungsamt
Translated from German by Dean S. McMurray, P.S. Falla, and Ewald Osers
'a fascinating volume ... As with volume I of the English edition,
and the complete German version, this remains an indispensable
contribution to its field.'
John P. Fox, International Affairs, 1/92
`Volume 2 maintains the same high standard of scholarship, broad
analysis of economic and political factors, and clear exposition as
the first. ... An essential addition to all library
collections.'
Choice
'worth waiting for ... its contributors ... do a truly commendable
job of analysing the receptivity of Germans to the martial spirit
... Handsomely produced and smoothly translated ... the first two
installments of Germany and the Second World War can be warmly
recommended to the broad readership they deserve.'
Marilyn Shevin Coetzee, Institute for Advanced Study, Princeton,
History, Summer 1992
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