Hitler slept late and other blunders that cost him the war

By Duffy, James

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ISBN
978-0-27593-667-9
Publisher
New York : Praeger, 1991.


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Library Journal

Reviewed on August 1, 1991

These books pay tribute to a continuing interest in the Third Reich and its leadership. Duffy's title refers to Hitler's errors in preparing for the Normandy invasion, culminating in his sleeping through the first hours of D-Day. Duffy describes the Fuhrer as making war on the basis of will and intuition, scorning the advice of professionals as he followed his destiny to catastrophe. Other crucial mistakes included failure to mount a cross-Channel invasion immediately after Dunkirk, invading Russia before dealing with Britain, and declaring war on t...Log In or Sign Up to Read More

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