Blitzkrieg – “Lightning war.” German victories in the early years of the Second World War gave rise to the myth of an unstoppable war machine. Yet, in the 1941 campaign in Greece, the reality was more complex. The Germans conquered the country in just three weeks. However, examining the campaign in depth, Jeffrey Plowman argues that the Germans never gained a genuine advantage over the Greek defenders and the limited British and ANZAC forces sent as reinforcements. A well-documented and thought-provoking study by a military history expert that re-examines the campaign in Greece and highlights the weaknesses of Germany’s famous Blitzkrieg strategy.
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- Skroutz Book Awards 2025
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- Skroutz Book Awards 2026
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- General History
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- Greek
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- 9786185953133
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