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CreteAntony Beevor
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Crete

400 pagesFirst published 200312 editions · 3 languages
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"The bestselling author of Stalingrad and D-Day vividly reconstructs the epic WWII struggle for Crete--reissued with a new introduction. Nazi Germany expected its airborne attack on Crete in 1941 to be a textbook victory based on tactical surprise. Little did they know that the British, using Ultra intercepts, had already laid a careful trap. It should have been the first German defeat of the war when a fatal misunderstanding turned the battle around. Prize-winning historian and bestselling author Antony Beevor lends his gift for storytelling to this important conflict, showing not only how…

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Editions

12 in Spinefolk
FormatPublisherYearPagesISBN
AudiobookRecorded Books, Inc. and Blackstone Publishing201519781664716766
EditionPenguin Books20144059780143126423
Edition · spaCrítica20065769788484327981
EditionJohn Murray20053839780719568312
Edition · greEkdoseis Gkovostē20045359789602709276
Paperback · spaCritica (Grijalbo Mondadori)2003—9788484323976
EditionPenguin Books, Limited2002—9780141008523
PaperbackWestview Press19944169780813320809
EditionWestview Press19943839780813320793
PaperbackPenguin Books Ltd19924009780140167870
HardcoverJohn Murray1991—9780719550072
EditionJohn Murray19913839780719548574
CampaignsHistory, MilitaryMilitary HistoryUnderground movementsWorld War, 1939-1945Crete (greece), historyHISTORY / Military / World War IIHISTORY / World