A sensible German government would have taken the break late summer of 1944 to seek an armistice and to escape the final wave of destruction. The Allies more than half hoped that, even with a government like Hitler. Were wrong. Thiis resulted in Battle of Berlin, one of the most important operations, hardest and most consequential of the entire war.
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 item is in Acceptable condition. There is some coloring of the pages. There is shelf wear. As always, the item shown in the photos is the one you will receive.