199 Days: The Battle for Stalingrad

199 Days: The Battle for Stalingrad

by EdwinP.Hoyt (Author)

Synopsis

The epic battle of Stalingrad will be remembered as one of history's most savage conflicts. Here world-renowned military historian Edwin P. Hoyt tells the full story of this bloody battle, using documents from Moscow and American archives as well as first-person testimonials from Stalingrad's heroic survivors. With the dramatic power of a first-rate storyteller, Hoyt recreates the words and deeds of the battle's chief participants: its ruthless warlords, Hitler and Stalin; its fabled generals, von Paulus and Marshal Zhukov; its soldiers and civilians who fought, bled and died. In this thought-provoking and grimly fascinating book, Hoyt gives some startling and illuminating insights into this crucial battle.

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Format: Paperback
Pages: 304
Edition: New edition
Publisher: Robson Books Ltd
Published: 21 Jun 2001

ISBN 10: 1861054041
ISBN 13: 9781861054043

Author Bio
Writer, journalist and historian Edwin P. Hoyt was a war correspondent in Asia and the Middle East. He has been news editor for the US Office of War Information and a member of their psychological warfare team in India, Burma and China; reporter, editor and writer for the Denver Post and San Francisco Chronicle; and a producer-director-writer for CBS TV News. He is the author of The Invasion Before Normandy, The U-Boat Wars, Hitler's War and Japan's War. He lives in Japan.