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1941: The Year Germany Lost the War

byAndrew Nagorski

1941 is Andrew Nagorski's account of the year germany lost the war, told through the conflicts, discoveries, and decisions that gave the subject its meaning. 1941 rests its case on archival evidence, political analysis, and reconstructed events, making room for uncertainty while explaining what the surviving evidence can establish. 1941 also examines the assumptions surrounding its subject, connecting them to wider arguments in history and political science. The book leaves readers with a clearer understanding of the year germany lost the war and of the unresolved questions that continue beyond its final chapter.

Publisher

Simon & Schuster

Publication date

Aug 04, 2020

Format

Print edition

Pages

400

ISBN

9781501181139