Strategy as Exemplified in the Second World War

Discover the intricate principles of military strategy through "Strategy as Exemplified in the Second World War" by Alfred Higgins Burne, published by Cambridge University Press in 2012. This insightful book, comprising the Lees Knowles Lectures delivered by Burne at the University of Cambridge in 1946, explores the application of strategic concepts in pivotal land operations throughout the Second World War. With a focused analysis of key campaigns in Poland, Dunkirk, Russia, Africa, and Italy, Burne expertly illustrates the complexities of wartime strategy. Spanning 98 pages, this paperback edition is a must-read for history enthusiasts and military scholars alike. Delve into Burne’s compelling insights to better understand how strategic decisions shaped the outcome of the war.