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South Africans Versus Rommel The Untold Story Of The Desert War In World War Ii Illustrated David Brock Katz

Name: South Africans Versus Rommel The Untold Story Of The Desert War In World War Ii Illustrated David Brock Katz
SKU: BELL-38537570
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South Africans Versus Rommel The Untold Story Of The Desert War In World War Ii Illustrated David Brock Katz instant download after payment.

Publisher: Stackpole Books

File Extension: PDF

File size: 13.4 MB

Pages: 384

Author: David Brock Katz

ISBN: 9780811717816, 081171781X

Language: English

Year: 2017

Edition: Illustrated

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South Africans Versus Rommel The Untold Story Of The Desert War In World War Ii Illustrated David Brock Katz by David Brock Katz 9780811717816, 081171781X instant download after payment.

After bitter debate, South Africa, a dominion of the British Empire at the time, declared war on Germany five days after the invasion of Poland in September 1939. Thrust by the British into the campaign against Erwin Rommel’s German Afrika Korps in North Africa, the South Africans fought a see-saw war of defeats followed by successes, culminating in the Battle of El Alamein, where South African soldiers made a significant contribution to halting the Desert Fox’s advance into Egypt. This is the story of an army committed somewhat reluctantly to a war it didn’t fully support, ill-prepared for the battles it was tasked with fighting, and sent into action on the orders of its senior alliance partner. At its heart, however, this is the story of men at war.