DESERT IN FLAMES 1940-1943 - TOMASZ ROGACKI

Travel back in time to the dramatic events of World War II in the African desert. Tomasz Rogacki's book "Desert in Flames 1940-1943" is an insightful analysis of the strategic struggles that took place in this forgotten theater of war. Learn about the behind-the-scenes of military operations, the tactics of commanders, and the fates of soldiers who fought in extreme conditions.

• Detailed description of the stratopolitical situation in the Mediterranean basin
• Analysis of the entry of the Germans into North Africa
• Report one step away from victory
• Appendices containing additional information and materials
• List of maps and sketches to help understand the course of the war
• Fascinating story about battles and strategies
• Engaging reading for history and military enthusiasts

The book "Desert in Flames 1940-1943" is not only a dry record of facts, but above all a story about people, their determination and dedication. The author, Tomasz Rogacki, with extraordinary precision and attention to detail, presents the realities of life on the front, the difficulties of fighting in desert conditions, and the impact of these events on the further course of the war. Learn about the story of General Gambier-Parry and his dramatic capitulation, which opened Rommel's way to the east.

Inforteditions Publishing House puts into your hands a publication that will satisfy the curiosity of even the most demanding readers. Thanks to numerous maps and sketches, you can follow the course of battles and better understand the strategic decisions made by commanders. "Desert in Flames" is a must-read for anyone interested in the history of World War II and wants to learn about lesser-known but equally important episodes of this conflict.

Discover forgotten stories and meet the heroes who fought in the African sun. This book is not only a source of knowledge, but also an inspiration to reflect on the meaning of war and the value of peace. Immerse yourself in reading and feel the atmosphere of those days. Let "Desert in Flames" transport you in time and space, showing the dramatic events that took place on African soil.

The book was published in 2025 by Inforteditions Publishing House. It has 120 pages and a format of 235x166 mm. The cover is paperback.