Strange victory : Hitler's conquest of France
Ernest R. May (Author)
The author examines the book Strange Defeat by the French historian Marc Bloch and "argues that Germany's success is even more of a puzzle than Bloch could have imagined, for we now know that its armed forces were measurably inferior to those of France and its allies, even in tanks, and its top military leaders all considered an attack on France to be a long-odds gamble."--Jacket
Print Book, English, 2000
First edition
Hill and Wang, New York, 2000