Macksey, Kenneth

How was it that a sophisticated organization which had contributed decisively to the unification of Germany in 1871, and whose members prided themselves upon honour and prowess, twice managed to stage and lose a World War and, as part of the last act of their follies, stand in the dock accused of unimaginably terrible crimes against humanity?.

A fictional account of what might have happened had the Soviet Union invaded West Germany and NATO forces.

Covers principal wars, campaigns, battles and personalities over the past 150 years.