The Battle Of Sicily: How The Allies Lost Their Chance For Total Victory

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ISBN-10:

0517575256

ISBN-13:

9780517575253

Edition: First Edition
Released: Feb 20, 1991
Publisher: Crown
Format: Hardcover, 366 pages
Related ISBN: 9780811734035

Description:

In July 1943 the Allies launched a massive amphibious assault on Sicily. The invasion proved successful, bringing fame to American Gen. George S. Patton and British Gen. Bernard Montgomery, whose race to Messina was immortalized in the movie Patton. But according to Mitcham and Stauffenberg, the Allies lost a significant opportunity for total victory when the Germans mounted a brilliant defense. With only 4 divisions, the Germans held off the invaders for 38 days and then escaped, almost entirely intact, to mainland Italy, dooming the Allies to a prolonged battle of attrition up the Italian peninsula.

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