Death of the Wehrmacht: The German Campaigns of 1942 (Modern War Studies)
"Citino's well written and thoughtful study will be of great value to experts and novices alike."—NYMAS Review, New York Military Affairs Symposium"Citino writes well and makes a persuasive case. Those new to the campaigns of 1942 will find an education in this book. Those familiar with Irwin Rommel's exploits in Libya and Egypt or Fedor von Bock's drive to the Volga will find a challenging new interpretation of these famous operations."—Military Review"This book is a winner across the board. . . . Citino's concept of Bewegungskrieg (mobile war), elegantly defined and convincingly demonstrated, should become the new benchmark for analysis. . . . Citino's clarity and perception, his understanding of the operation level of war, informs this work from first page to last."—Historian"[This book] establishes Robert Citino as a major figure in the history of the German army in World War II."—Military History