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　　In September 1944, the Allies believed that Hitler’s army

was beaten and expected the bloodshed to end by Christmas. Yet a

series of mistakes and setbacks, including the Battle of the Bulge,

drastically altered this timetable and led to eight more months of

brutal fighting. With Armageddon, the eminent military

historian Max Hastings gives us memorable accounts of the great

battles and captures their human impact on soldiers and civilians.

He tells the story of both the Eastern and Western Fronts, raising

provocative questions and offering vivid portraits of the great

leaders. This rousing and revelatory chronicle brings to life the

crucial final months of the twentieth century’s greatest global

conflict.

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　　Max Hastings was a foreign correspondent and the editor of

Britain’s Evening Standard and the Daily Telegraph.

He has presented historical documentaries for BBC TV, and is the

author of eighteen books, including Bomber Command, which

earned the Somerset Maugham Award for nonfiction, The Korean

War and Overlord: D-Day and the Battle for Normandy,

1944. He lives outside London.

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　　“Magisterial. . . . Hastings’s gripping narrative blends

individual accounts, sweeping reconstructions of battles and

devastating criticisms of military and political leaders.” –The

Washington Post Book World“Splendid . . . A book anyone with an

interest in modern warfare will want to read.” –The New York

Times Book Review“A grand achievement. Max Hastings is a

brilliant military historian who enthralls the reader by combining

mastery of high strategy and low tactics with poignant

understanding of individual combat experiences. This is the last

word on the last year of the greatest war in history.” –Arthur

Schlesinger, Jr.“Hastings writes with authority, as well as

humanity, about the realities of combat--the fear, smells, hunger,

humiliation and the horrendous wounds inflicted. . . . Every leader

contemplating a military operation, for whatever reason, should

read this book and take several deep breaths.” –The Wall Street

Journal

书籍介绍

In September 1944, the Allies believed that Hitler’s army was beaten and expected the bloodshed to end by Christmas. Yet a series of mistakes and setbacks, including the Battle of the Bulge, drastically altered this timetable and led to eight more months of brutal fighting. With Armageddon , the eminent military historian Max Hastings gives us memorable accounts of the great battles and captures their human impact on soldiers and civilians. He tells the story of both the Eastern and Western Fronts, raising provocative questions and offering vivid portraits of the great leaders. This rousing and revelatory chronicle brings to life the crucial final months of the twentieth century’s greatest global conflict.