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Twilight Of The Gods The Decline And Fall Of The German General Staff In World War Ii David Stone

Name: Twilight Of The Gods The Decline And Fall Of The German General Staff In World War Ii David Stone
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Publisher: Conway

File Extension: PDF

File size: 100.67 MB

Pages: 456

Author: David Stone

ISBN: 9781844861361, 1844861368

Language: English

Year: 2011

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Twilight Of The Gods The Decline And Fall Of The German General Staff In World War Ii David Stone by David Stone 9781844861361, 1844861368 instant download after payment.

When Hitler enabled the transformation of the Truppenamt into the general staff in 1935, General Beck saw an opportunity to re-establish a command of great power and influence that would act as a stabilising influence on Germany as a whole. Such a vision ran directly contrary to Hitler's ideology, however, setting up a tension that continued to ferment throughout the war, culminating in the assassination attempt on the Fuhrer by an internal resistance movement in 1944. In this new and comprehensive study, author David Stone analyses the strengths and flaws of the command system, showing that the gradual marginalisation of the Army high command in favour of Hitler's own staff - including Himmler's SS - was rooted in the fact that the general staff both underestimated and misunderstood the true nature of the National Socialist movement that had gained control of Germany by 1933. He also examines the successes of the general staff in the context of the many trials and tribulations they faced as part of the Nazi war machine. Presenting an original interpretation of Germany at war, we get a picture of an organisation at the heart of Axis military planning, which was intentionally complicated by Hitler.