SICILY, SALERNO, ANZIO. JANUARY 1943-JUNE 1944

An engaging story about the strategic battles of World War II. Learn about the fates of soldiers and commanders whose decisions changed the course of history. Immerse yourself in realistic descriptions of campaigns that had a key impact on the Normandy landings. The book, which has twice been awarded the Pulitzer Prize, transports the reader to the heart of the events.

• In-depth analysis of the Sicilian campaign and the landing in Italy
• Reports from both soldiers and supreme commanders
• Engaging anecdotes and tragic stories of ordinary soldiers
• Brilliant writing by the Pulitzer Prize-winning author
• Complete picture of the battle thanks to conversations with opposing commanders

The book "Sicily, Salerno, Anzio" is a fascinating account of the Allied campaigns in Italy during World War II. Using rich source material, including interviews with soldiers and commanders on both sides of the conflict, the author has created an insightful study of the course of operations in Sicily, Salerno and Anzio. The publication shows not only the strategic aspects of the battles, but also the personal dramas of the people who took part in them.

William L. Morison, a two-time Pulitzer Prize winner, analyzes the Allied campaign in Italy in his book "Sicily, Salerno, Anzio", paying attention to the key moments and decisions that influenced its course. Thanks to his writing skills, Morison manages to draw the reader into the whirlwind of events, presenting both the broader strategic context and the individual experiences of soldiers on the front. This is a must-read for all history buffs of World War II.

Historia PL presents the book in hardcover, consisting of 488 pages. The 215x158 mm format ensures comfortable reading. The 2024 publication guarantees up-to-date knowledge and a fresh look at historical events. "Sicily, Salerno, Anzio" is not only an account of a war campaign, but also an analysis of the political and social conditions of the time.