"In February 1941 things looked black for the Axis in North Africa, following defeat after defeat inflicted upon the Italian Army at the hands of a small British tank force. Two months later all that had changed - the British themselves lay in confusion and the Axis beat upon the frontiers of Egypt. How did this come about?"
Part of the very popular Purnell - Pan/Ballantine - Macdonald series about the First and Second World Wars, published in the 1960s and 1970s by these various related publishing houses across the world. Printed on magazine stock paper they are not the greatest quality but are packed with information.
This copy is in Good condition. There is some fading and creasing of the spine and minor shelf wear. A previous owners name is written on the title page. As always, the photos are of the book you will receive.