In autumn 1943, the Dodecanese became the stage for a fierce German invasion and a critical British defeat. Anthony Rogers explores Churchill's strategy to pressure Germany and entice Turkey into the Allied fold, a plan ultimately undermined by American rejection and overwhelming German air superiority.
Churchill's Folly dissects the battles of Kos and Leros, revealing the strategic and tactical errors that led to the British downfall. Discover the roles of the LRDG and SBS, the impact of the Italian armistice, and the human cost of political ambition. This is a must-read for military history enthusiasts seeking a detailed analysis of a controversial campaign.
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