War Stories Iii (2013)
War Stories Iii
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But even before his conclusion that a cross-channel operation was impossible, the Führer had already begun exploring other options and opportunities. In mid-August he had raised the prospect of taking on the “Bolshevik menace” with his military commanders—suggesting that a campaign against the Soviets would be necessary in order to secure Germany’s eastern frontier.
On 2 September he signed a new Tripartite Pact with Italy and Japan—in which they all pledged to aid one another in the event of an... attack on any signatory. Eleven days later, Mussolini launched an assault into Egypt from Italian bases in Libya—prompting Hitler to meet with Il Duce on 4 October at the Brenner Pass in the Alps. There, the two fascist dictators concocted a plan for bringing Franco’s Spain into the Axis—and seizing all British territories in the Mediterranean from Gibraltar east to Suez.
Hitler took Amerika, his specially configured “command train,” for the meeting with the Spanish dictator on 23 October.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But even before his conclusion that a cross-channel operation was impossible, the Führer had already begun exploring other options and opportunities. In mid-August he had raised the prospect of taking on the “Bolshevik menace” with his military commanders—suggesting that a campaign against the Soviets would be necessary in order to secure Germany’s eastern frontier.
On 2 September he signed a new Tripartite Pact with Italy and Japan—in which they all pledged to aid one another in the event of an... attack on any signatory. Eleven days later, Mussolini launched an assault into Egypt from Italian bases in Libya—prompting Hitler to meet with Il Duce on 4 October at the Brenner Pass in the Alps. There, the two fascist dictators concocted a plan for bringing Franco’s Spain into the Axis—and seizing all British territories in the Mediterranean from Gibraltar east to Suez.
Hitler took Amerika, his specially configured “command train,” for the meeting with the Spanish dictator on 23 October.
What to read after War Stories Iii?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by North, Oliver to read onlineMoreLess
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