by Douglas Porch · Cassell · tapa blanda · ISBN 9780304367054
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«Hitler's Mediterranean Gamble» is the historical essay by Douglas Porch, published by Cassell in paperback (796 pages, in English).
Porch argues that the Mediterranean was a decisive front for the Allies: it allowed them to resist Hitler, drew in the United States, and served as training for Normandy. It covers from 1940 to the Gothic Line, and includes episodes such as the Yugoslav civil war and the British intervention in Iraq.
Subtitle: The North African and the Mediterranean Campaigns in World War II. Originally published in 2005; includes illustrations and bibliographic references.
For readers of military history and World War II, with an interest in the North African and Mediterranean campaigns.
