AFRIKAKORPS VOL. 1 - BATTLEAXE
AFRIKAKORPS T1 - BATTLEAXE
AFRIKAKORPS T1 - BATTLEAXE
AFRIKAKORPS T1 - BATTLEAXE
AFRIKAKORPS T1 - BATTLEAXE
AFRIKAKORPS T1 - BATTLEAXE
AFRIKAKORPS T1 - BATTLEAXE
AFRIKAKORPS VOL. 1 - BATTLEAXE
AFRIKAKORPS T1 - BATTLEAXE
AFRIKAKORPS T1 - BATTLEAXE
AFRIKAKORPS T1 - BATTLEAXE
AFRIKAKORPS T1 - BATTLEAXE
AFRIKAKORPS T1 - BATTLEAXE
AFRIKAKORPS T1 - BATTLEAXE

AFRIKAKORPS VOL. 1 - BATTLEAXE

L20220194
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After the signing of the Axis Pact uniting Italy and Germany, Mussolini decided to expand his colonial territories by attacking British forces based in Egypt. Things did not go as planned: British troops routed a large part of the Italian army, pushing them back as far as Tripoli. Libya was nearly lost when Hitler decided to intervene by sending an expeditionary force. General Rommel was therefore dispatched to Tripoli.

 

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Author 1
SPELTENS Olivier
Publication date
2019-05-29
Pages
48
Cover
Hardcover
Format
23.5x31.5
Language
French
Publisher
PAQUET

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