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Operation Crusader And The Desert War In British History And Memory What Is Failure What Is Loyalty Alexander H Joffe

SKU: BELL-50219422

$ 31.00 ~~$ 45.00~~ (-31%)

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Operation Crusader And The Desert War In British History And Memory What Is Failure What Is Loyalty Alexander H Joffe instant download after payment.

Publisher: Bloomsbury Academic

File Extension: PDF

File size: 13.01 MB

Pages: 269

Author: Alexander H. Joffe

ISBN: 9781350132870, 9781350132900, 135013287X, 135013290X

Language: English

Year: 2020

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Operation Crusader And The Desert War In British History And Memory What Is Failure What Is Loyalty Alexander H Joffe by Alexander H. Joffe 9781350132870, 9781350132900, 135013287X, 135013290X instant download after payment.

Using newly discovered evidence, Alexander Joffe rethinks Operation Crusader and the events that brought about the sudden relief of its commanding officer, including insubordination. He then discusses how narratives regarding the operation were created, were incorporated into British and Commonwealth official and unofficial historical writing about the war, and contributed to British historical memory. Based on a decade of archival work, the book presents a new and detailed analysis of a consequential battle and, importantly, of how its history was written and received in the context of post-war Britain.