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Sideshow War - The Italian Campaign, 1943-1945 (Paperback)
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Sideshow War - The Italian Campaign, 1943-1945 (Paperback)
Series: Texas A&M University Military History Series
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The liberation of Italy posed deeply rooted concerns from both the
Axis' and Allies' sides. Was the American and British campaign in
Italy worth the enormous loss of manpower and materiel and the near
destruction of Italy? The Germans faced a similar dilemma: Could
they afford the diversion of men and war machines from the Russian
front for Italy's defense? Historians today still question whether
it was all worthwhile. In Sideshow War: The Italian Campaign,
1943-1945, George F. Botjer not only examines the social dynamic,
including economic, political, and cultural factors, that
influenced the unfolding of this campaign, but he also provides
new, unpublished documentation highlighting Axis defensive
operations in Sicily and their takeover of Italy and the internment
of the Italian army. He includes new documentation of economic
conditions in German-occupied northern Italy and the extent to
which Germany exploited the industries of that region.
Incorporating the German, Allied, and Italian points of view, this
perspective on the Italian campaign will engross and inform
military historians and anyone interested in World War II and the
war's effects on social, economic, and political life.
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