Hitler's Last Days
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Joseph Stalin, premier of the Soviet Union, was both a dictator and a communist. He had initially signed a nonagression pact with Germany, and Russia had been supplying Germany with much-needed oil and wheat. All that stopped when Germany invaded Russia.
On June 22, 1941, using more than three million troops, nineteen panzer divisions, three thousand tanks, twenty-five hundred aircraft, and seven thousand artillery pieces, Hitler attacked the country he had asked to join the Axis powers just one... month before. In his quest for world domination, Hitler saw that besides the United States, which was neutral at the time, and England, which was winning the air war with Germany, his biggest threat was Russia in the east. To fight the largest army in the world, Germany would have to rely on its skill at the blitzkrieg—quickly destroying enemy air power early in the invasion, disabling communications systems, and infiltrating behind enemy lines to surround them. And the Germans accomplished many of these goals.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Joseph Stalin, premier of the Soviet Union, was both a dictator and a communist. He had initially signed a nonagression pact with Germany, and Russia had been supplying Germany with much-needed oil and wheat. All that stopped when Germany invaded Russia.
On June 22, 1941, using more than three million troops, nineteen panzer divisions, three thousand tanks, twenty-five hundred aircraft, and seven thousand artillery pieces, Hitler attacked the country he had asked to join the Axis powers just one... month before. In his quest for world domination, Hitler saw that besides the United States, which was neutral at the time, and England, which was winning the air war with Germany, his biggest threat was Russia in the east. To fight the largest army in the world, Germany would have to rely on its skill at the blitzkrieg—quickly destroying enemy air power early in the invasion, disabling communications systems, and infiltrating behind enemy lines to surround them. And the Germans accomplished many of these goals.
What to read after Hitler's Last Days?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bill O'reilly to read onlineMoreLess
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