Great Battles of History: The Battle of El Alamein (1965) By Fred Majdalany
 
The strategy of the Second World War gave rise, in its diffuse worldwide implication to a number of campaigns so distinctive in character and locality that they seemed to aspire to the existence of their own outside the mainstream of the war. Of these private wars, as one may think of them, none was more self-contained and even esoteric than the campaign which the nations of the British Commonwealth fought against the German-Italian alliance in the Western Desert of Egypt and Libya between the autumns of 1940 and 1942.
 
Hard Cover with Dust Jacket
164 Pages
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