Tobruk: The Great Siege Reassessed (1996) By Frank Harrison
 
This is a study of one of the major actions of World War II, Tobruk, the longest siege in British military history overseas. This reassessment describes the role of the Australians holding the siege, Rommel's part in creating the situation, and the part played by the 70th British Division, an often-overlooked action which broke the stalemate and invincibility of Rommel.
 
 
Hard Cover with Dust Jacket
529 pages
In Good condition