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Bloody Road To Tunis Destruction Of The Axis Forces In North Africa November 1942may 1943 First David Rolf

Name: Bloody Road To Tunis Destruction Of The Axis Forces In North Africa November 1942may 1943 First David Rolf
SKU: BELL-4429668
Price: 31.00 USD
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Bloody Road To Tunis Destruction Of The Axis Forces In North Africa November 1942may 1943 First David Rolf instant download after payment.

Publisher: Greenhill Books

File Extension: PDF

File size: 136.72 MB

Pages: 304

Author: David Rolf, Julian Thompson

ISBN: 9781853674457, 1853674451

Language: English

Year: 2001

Edition: First

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Bloody Road To Tunis Destruction Of The Axis Forces In North Africa November 1942may 1943 First David Rolf by David Rolf, Julian Thompson 9781853674457, 1853674451 instant download after payment.

The battle for Tunisia was the culmination of the struggle for North Africa in World War II. It saw experienced German and Italian troops, in superb defensive positions, pitted against well-equipped Anglo-American units and, from first to last, was a battle of skill and determination. David Rolf now provides, for the first time, a complete history of the campaign and his vivid study charts the fighting from both the Axis and Allied perspective.