Dimensions
130 x 200 x 25mm
The German Plan to Invade Britain, 1940.
In the summer of 1940, all Britain was convinced the Germans would invade. The Germans had, in five weeks, crushed France and taken Belgium. Now they stood on the Channel coast, waiting. The Luftwaffe was bombing an almost defenceless island by day and night - yet the Germans never came. Why not? Was it all a ruse - did Hitler ever intend to invade?
In this intriguing new German analysis, Egbert Kieser explores the German perspective to reveal the fatal indecision that in the end may have lost them the war.
