by Michael Coffey · Salvat · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788434503762
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«Días de infamia» is Michael Coffey's military history essay, published by Salvat in paperback (309 pages, in Spanish).
Starting from some of the most questioned military decisions of the 20th century, the book analyses how the Treaty of Versailles may have favoured the outbreak of the Second World War, why Hitler declared war on the United States, whether the Luftwaffe was wrong in the Battle of Britain, or how the German army was encircled at Stalingrad.
The Spanish translation is by Xavier Sanmartí and includes an introduction by Mike Wallace. The work is part of the Guerras y conflictos collection from Salvat.
A work of interest for readers of military history and the Second World War, with a popularising approach aimed at explaining strategic failures.
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