Las memorias del mariscal de campo Keitel ofrece una visión profunda y personal del funcionamiento interno del Alto Mando de Hitler a través de los ojos de Wilhelm Keitel, uno de los oficiales militares de mayor rango de la Alemania nazi.
Editado por el renombrado historiador alemán Walter Görlitz y meticulosamente traducido por David Irving, este libro profundiza en el relato de primera mano de Keitel sobre los acontecimientos que dieron forma al curso de la Segunda Guerra Mundial. Enriquecida con comentarios adicionales de Irving, esta edición presenta una mirada sincera a las decisiones estratégicas, las maquinaciones políticas y las campañas militares desde la anexión de Austria hasta la caída del Tercer Reich.
Wilhelm Keitel, chief of the Oberkommando der Wehrmacht (OKW), served as Hitler’s top military advisor and was pivotal in orchestrating several key military operations. Writing before his execution at Nuremberg, Keitel provides an intimate portrayal of the Nazi war effort, revealing the dynamics of power, loyalty, and betrayal that pervaded the highest ranks of Hitler’s regime.
This edition of Las memorias del mariscal de campo Keitel uncovers the intricate details of the annexations of Austria and Czechoslovakia, the German Army’s rivalry with the SS (accentuated by a moral scandal), and the intense period leading up to the outbreak of war in 1939. Keitel’s narrative offers a unique perspective on the victorious early campaigns, the grueling conflict on the Eastern Front, and the ultimate collapse of Nazi Germany.
Reader Reviews: Praised for its authenticity and depth of analysis, Las memorias del mariscal de campo Keitel has been hailed as a must-read for anyone seeking to understand the complexities and inner dynamics of the Nazi military leadership. Reviewers commend the book for its enlightening revelations.
300 pages.
Lee –
I meant to give this five stars, but accidentally clicked four. It is a great book. Highly recommended.