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　　On 2 August 1944, Winston Churchill mocked Adolf Hitler in the

House of Commons by the rank he had reached in the First World War.

'Russian success has been somewhat aided by the strategy of Herr

Hitler, of Corporal Hitler', Churchill jibed. 'Even military idiots

find it difficult not to see some faults in his actions'. Andrew

Roberts' previous book "Masters and Commanders" studied the

creation of Allied grand strategy; "The Storm of War" now analyzes

how Axis strategy evolved. Examining the Second World War on every

front, Roberts asks whether, with a different decision-making

process and a different strategy, the Axis might even have won.

Were those German generals who blamed everything on Hitler after

the war correct, or were they merely scapegoating their former

Fuhrer once he was safely beyond defending himself? The book is

full of illuminating sidelights on the principle actors that bring

their characters and the ways in which they reached decisions into

fresh focus.

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　　Andrew Roberts's Masters and Commanders was one of the most

acclaimed, bestselling history books of 2008. His previous books

include Salisbury: Victorian Titan (1999), which won the Wolfson

History Prize and the James Stern Silver Pen Award for Non-Fiction,

Hitler and Churchill: Secrets of Leadership (2003), which coincided

with four-part BBC2 history series. He is one of Britain's most

prominent journalists and broadcasters.

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　　On 2 August 1944, Winston Churchill mocked Adolf Hitler in the

House of Commons by the rank he had reached in the First World War.

'Russian success has been somewhat aided by the strategy of Herr

Hitler, of Corporal Hitler', Churchill jibed. 'Even military idiots

find it difficult not to see some faults in his actions'. Andrew

Roberts' previous book "Masters and Commanders" studied the

creation of Allied grand strategy; "The Storm of War" now analyzes

how Axis strategy evolved. Examining the Second World War on every

front, Roberts asks whether, with a different decision-making

process and a different strategy, the Axis might even have won.

Were those German generals who blamed everything on Hitler after

the war correct, or were they merely scapegoating their former

Fuhrer once he was safely beyond defending himself? The book is

full of illuminating sidelights on the principle actors that bring

their characters and the ways in which they reached decisions into

fresh focus.

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　　Roberts's populist approach makes for a rollicking good read

and never comes at the expense of accuracy. His mastery of the huge

variety of subjects is truly impressive and his ability to marshal

these subjects into a single compelling narrative stunning -- Keith

Lowe Daily Telegraph

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On 2 August 1944, Winston Churchill mocked Adolf Hitler in the House of Commons by the rank he had reached in the First World War. 'Russian success has been somewhat aided by the strategy of Herr Hitler, of Corporal Hitler', Churchill jibed. 'Even military idiots find it difficult not to see some faults in his actions'. Andrew Roberts' previous book "Masters and Commanders" studied the creation of Allied grand strategy; "The Storm of War" now analyzes how Axis strategy evolved. Examining the Second World War on every front, Roberts asks whether, with a different decision-making process and a different strategy, the Axis might even have won. Were those German generals who blamed everything on Hitler after the war correct, or were they merely scapegoating their former Fuhrer once he was safely beyond defending himself? The book is full of illuminating sidelights on the principle actors that bring their characters and the ways in which they reached decisions into fresh focus.