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BATTLE OF BRITAIN (The Photographic Kaleidoscope)

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A photographic chronicle of the Battle of Britain in 1940, showcasing RAF Fighter Command's crucial victory against Nazi air supremacy through previously unpublished images from the pilots themselves.


Characteristics

ISBN-13 9781905768066
ISBN-10 1905768060
Book cover finish(es) Perfect Paperback
Condition Very Good
Author(s) Dilip Sarkar
Publisher Victory Books International
Number of pages 141
Published date 2006
Language(s) English
Collection / Series The Photographic Kaleidoscope Volume IV
Size NOT_FOUND
Categorie(s) • AVIATION MILITAIRE
• SECONDE GUERRE MONDIALE


Description

In 1940, Europe, and indeed the world, faced the prospect of Nazi domination. In July, Germany began a determined attempt to seize air superiority over England as a prelude to seaborne invasion. Britain was alone, RAF Fighter Command outnumbered. In what was a classic 'David & Goliath' scenario, the stakes that summer were infinite.

Against all odds, Fighter Command saw off the German daylight bomber offensive, and by maintaining aerial superiority thwarted Hitler's invasion plans. It was Germany's first reverse of the war, without which there would have been no other Allied victories.

Volume IV of this successful series provides us with unique windows, largely using previously unpublished photographs collected from the Few themselves, through which we can still glimpse that fateful summer of 1940.

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