by Kenneth Macksey · Cassell · tapa blanda · ISBN 9780304350834
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«Military Errors of World War Two» is Kenneth Macksey's military history essay, published by Cassell in 2007 in paperback (262 pages, in English).
The book analyzes sixteen strategic and tactical errors committed by military and political leaders during the Second World War. Among the cases it studies the postponement of the invasion of Britain ordered by Hitler, failed decisions in the Battle of the Atlantic, the Arnhem disaster and various Japanese errors in the Pacific campaign. Macksey shows how arrogance, greed and complacency, along with the misuse of troops, could tip the outcome of an entire campaign from a single decision.
Work published within the Cassell Military Classics series, in the 2007 edition. It forms part of the bibliography of Kenneth John Macksey, an author specialized in military history and a Second World War veteran.
Aimed at readers interested in military history and in the analysis of command errors during the Second World War, with concrete examples and a popularizing approach.
Kenneth John Macksey was a British author and historian who specialized in military history and military biography, particularly of the Second World War.
