Overview
This new book by distinguished British military historian Kenneth Macksey strongly challenges widely-held assumptions about World War II and is one of the most significant books on the war to appear in recent years.For the last 20 years books on the Allied effort in World War II have placed great emphasis on the fact that the Allies had broken the German "Enigma" codes and often had advance warning of German activities. For some years, knowledgeable researchers have felt that a counter-argument needed to be made, that perhaps undue emphasis had been placed on Allied code-breaking successes.
Kenneth Macksey here makes just such a counter-argument. A fresh study of the evidence leads Macksey to argue that anti-Hitler generals knew that Enigma had been broken and were playing a sophisticated double game to bring down the Nazi regime. Particular attention is given to the activities of General Erich Fellgiebel, head of German Army Signals, who was executed in the wake of the Hitler assassination plot. This book will be essential reading for all those interested in World War II intelligence and the German anti-Hitler opposition.
Synopsis
The search for the definitive passenger list for the 'Titanic' has been attempted for 90 years. Now for the first time is the full story, the result of a decade of research by the author throughout the world. Much contradictory evidence has been analysed, resulting in this accurate listing, plus chapters giving the background to the passenger and crew complement. All interested in maritime history as well as those researching their family will find this an invaluable and unique reference source. With 16 pages of black/white photos. 302 pages. Hardback