The Berlin Raids: R.A.F. Bomber Command Winter 1943/44
by Martin Middlebrook
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The Battle of Berlin was the longest, most sustained offensive against a single target, and its merits remain a subject of debate even today. Here is the story behind these costly raids-- including crucial tactical shifts within the R.A.F.-- and month-by-month coverage of the most important runs. Based on over 400 interviews of both British and German aircrews.Tags
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For inexplicable reasons some books simply doesn't 'catch'. Unfortunately this book was a such for me. But, still, I got a bit wiser on RAF Bomber Commands 'Battle for Berlin'. So reading it was no wast of time after all
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Martin Middlebrook has written many other books that deal with important turning-point in the two world wars, including The First Day on the Somme, The Kaiser's Battle, The Peeneminde Raid, The Somme Battlefields (with Mary Middlebrook), The Nuremberg Raid 30-31st March 1944 and Arnhem 1944 (all republished and in print with Pen and Sword).
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- Original publication date
- 1988
- Important places
- Berlin, Germany
- Important events
- World War II (1939 | 1945)
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- Languages
- English
- Media
- Paper, Ebook
- ISBNs
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