The relief of Tobruk
By: by W.E. Murphy
Series: Official history of New Zealand in the Second World War -- 1939-45
Publisher: War History Branch, Dept. of Internal Affairs
Published: 1961
Place of publication: Wellington
Language: eng
Number of pages: 566
Subjects: Tobruk, Battles of, Tobruk, Libya, 1941-1942
Notes: Bibliography : p. [531]-536.
Table of contents: title: After Greece & Crete; title: Lull in the Desert war; title: Preparing for action; title: Crusader plan; title: Eighth army & Panzer Group Africa; title: From Baggush to the Libyan Frontier; title: Disastrous beginning; title: Frontier operations begin; title: Heading for Tobruk; title: Sunday of the dead; title: Attack on point 175; title: Matruh stakes; title: Capture of the blockhouse; title: Success at Belhamed; Failure at Sidi Rezegh; title: Joining hands with the Tobruk Garrison; title: Costly night attack on Sidi Rezegh; title: Rommel's evil dream; title: Two attacks on Capuzzo; title: Loss of 5 Brigade headquarters; title: Rommel returns to the Tobruk Front; title: Increasing pressure on 6 Brigade; title: Counter-attack on the Tobruk corridor; title: Sidi Rezegh is lost; title: Belhamed & Zaafran; title: Plodding on Westwards; title: Gazala & beyond; title: Casualities in Crusader Campaign; title: Minutes of conference between General Freyberg & his senior officers at Baggush, 17 October 1941.