Author: Kesselring Alfred
ISBN: 978-84-92567-09-6
Number of pages: 454
Translation: Victoria Horrillo
Number of pages: 454
Translation: Victoria Horrillo
Although his name does not have the mythic aura of other German generals such as Rommel, Von Manstein and Guderian, Marshal Albert Kesselring is considered by experts as one of the most outstanding military talents of the war of 1939-1945.
His energetic and extremely effective control was demonstrated in all scenarios in which he participated, but especially during the Italian campaign. There, with very limited means, managed to establish a defensive plan that ended the patience of the allies, making their progress in a slow and painful bleeding.
is these memoirs, Kesselring reveals the keys to his success on the battlefield, while offering an unusual view of some chapters of the war, as the air raid on London, Rommel's African campaign or repression against the civilian population for its support of Italian partisans. His testimony, as reflected in these pages, has become an indispensable tool for understanding these and other episodes of the Second World War.
Source: http://www.tempuseditorial.com/catalogo/memorias-del-mariscal-de-campo-kesselring-512.htm
His energetic and extremely effective control was demonstrated in all scenarios in which he participated, but especially during the Italian campaign. There, with very limited means, managed to establish a defensive plan that ended the patience of the allies, making their progress in a slow and painful bleeding.
is these memoirs, Kesselring reveals the keys to his success on the battlefield, while offering an unusual view of some chapters of the war, as the air raid on London, Rommel's African campaign or repression against the civilian population for its support of Italian partisans. His testimony, as reflected in these pages, has become an indispensable tool for understanding these and other episodes of the Second World War.
Source: http://www.tempuseditorial.com/catalogo/memorias-del-mariscal-de-campo-kesselring-512.htm
