THE APRIL WAR. THE CATASTROPHE OF YUGOSLAVIA 1941 - JAROSŁAW DOBRZELEWSKI

The book "The April War. The Catastrophe of Yugoslavia 1941" by Jarosław Dobrzelewski is a fascinating journey into the depths of the history of World War II, focusing on an episode little known in Poland - the aggression of the Axis powers against Yugoslavia. Based on solid sources and analyses, the author presents a detailed picture of the conflict, which in just 11 days led to the collapse of this Balkan country. This is a must-read for every lover of military history and military conflicts.

• Detailed description of the course of the April War
• Analysis of the armed forces and plans of the opponents
• Presentation of the fate of the Yugoslav Navy
• Discussion of the losses suffered by both sides of the conflict
• Extensive bibliography and list of maps
• Annexes containing additional information and documents
• Author specializing in military history

Jarosław Dobrzelewski, a graduate of the Faculty of Philosophy and History of the University of Łódź, is a recognized specialist in the field of military history. His interests focus on military conflicts in South America and the Middle East. Thanks to his in-depth knowledge and passion, the author presents complicated historical events in an accessible and reliable way, allowing the reader to better understand the causes and consequences of the April War.

This book is not only a dry description of facts, but also an attempt to understand the drama of Yugoslavia, a country torn by internal conflicts and exposed to brutal aggression from the outside. The author analyzes the political and social background of the conflict, showing the complexity of relations between the nations inhabiting this region. Thanks to this, the reader can look at the April War from a broader perspective and understand why this episode of World War II had such tragic consequences for Yugoslavia.

"The April War. The Catastrophe of Yugoslavia 1941" is a must-read for all those who want to expand their knowledge of the history of World War II and understand the causes of the collapse of Yugoslavia. Thanks to detailed descriptions, analyses and an extensive bibliography, this book is a valuable source of information for historians, students and all lovers of military history. It is a read that will certainly prompt reflection on the tragic fate of this Balkan country and its inhabitants.

Inforteditions Publishing House presents readers with a carefully published publication with attention to editorial details. The paperback cover, the 204x145 mm format, as well as numerous maps and annexes make reading even more interesting and informative. This is a book that will certainly find its place in the library of every lover of history and military conflicts.