Operation Barbarossa. The Collapse of the Third Reich. 1941—1945

The book by English military historian Alan Clark is an unprejudiced look at the bloodiest war in human history. The investigation of the course of World War II, the political situation, and military mistakes allowed the author to conclude, diverging from the assessments of Western analysts: the victory of the Russians was inevitable even without the help of the allies and their 'second front'.
Based on little-known documentary materials, the author analyzes the turning points of World War II: the battle for Moscow, the Battle of Stalingrad and Kursk, the Berlin operation. He provides a multifaceted assessment of the roles of Adolf Hitler, German, and Soviet military leaders.