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The last 100 days

John Toland (Author)
Basing his report on hundreds of interviews with eyewitnesses from 21 countries and on several thousand primary sources, the author relates the military and diplomatic strategy that defeated Nazism and Fascism at the close of World War II. Within the 100 days Rossevelt, Mussolini, and Hitler died. Mr Toland describes them as well as such military leaders as Patton, Montgomery, and Heinrici
Print Book, English, 1966
Random House, New York, 1966
xii, 622 pages : illustrations, color maps (on lining-papers) ; 25 cm
294225
Part one : The great offensive. Floodtide East
Five minutes before midnight
This may well be a fateful conference
Bread for bread, blood for blood!
Judge Roosevelt approves
The Balkan cockpit
Operation Thunderclap
War and peace
Part two : Drive from the West. An iron curtain will go down
Ebb and flow
What if it blows up in my face?
I am fighting for the work of the Lord
Operation Sunrise
The Shell House
Between two rivers
We have had a jolly day
Task Force Baum
Decision at Rheims
The Rose Pocket
Part three : East meets West. O-5
Such vile misrepresentations
Victory in the West
On the razor's edge
The Führer is in a state of collapse!
We must build a new world, a far better world
Part four : Wingless victory. Pheasant hunt
An Italian solution
Death comes to a dictator
The Chief is dead
And now you stab us in the back
The iron curtain in the East moves closer and closer
Beginning of a long surrender
The flags of freedom fly all over Europe