WAR THROUGH THE EYES OF THE ENEMY. HITLER'S ALLIES

Discover an unknown side of World War II by looking at it from the perspective of Germany and its allies. This book is a fascinating journey behind the scenes of the conflict, showing the mutual dependencies, naive expectations and unrealistic promises that shaped the alliance of the Axis powers.

• Spectacular territorial gains of Germany and Japan
• Mutual dependencies, naive expectations and unrealistic promises
• Cynical cabinet games and propaganda theater
• Gray reality of front-line soldiers
• Little-known studies, memories and reports
• Subjective assessments and impressions of conflict participants

Grzegorz Bobrek, the author of the popular YouTube channel devoted to the history of World War II, masterfully unravels the complicated web of relations between Hitler's allies. He describes cynical cabinet games, propaganda theater and the gray reality of front-line soldiers. The author reached little-known studies, memories and reports, looking for assessments, impressions and subjectivity, which make up a fascinating and previously unknown picture of the war.

The book answers many intriguing questions, such as: which allied army did the Germans consider the worst and which did they admire? Did the Italians ever believe they could win the war? How many lives did the imperial ambitions of Hungary and Romania cost? Whose cruelty in the occupied territories shocked even the Germans? How did relations within the pact change as the Allied war machine gained momentum on the road to Tokyo and Berlin? Why did the Japanese look at the fall of Germany with no less contempt than the Germans at the capitulation of Italy in 1943?

The Literary Publishing House invites you to read this extraordinary book, which sheds new light on the conflict of 1939-1945. Get to know World War II from the perspective of those who stood on the side of the enemy. This is a must-read for all history lovers and those who want to understand the complexity of this global conflict. The book has 448 pages and a format of 146x209 mm. The paperback cover ensures comfortable reading. The year of publication is 2024.