2007-11-16

Fortress France

Discusses the gun-bearing fortifications and coastal defenses of France created between the world wars and challenges the premise that the defeat of France in World War II was the result of a misplaced reliance on the Maginot Line for its defense.

Author	J. E. Kaufmann
Publisher	Stackpole Books
Release Date	2007-11-16
ISBN	9780811733953
Pages	276 pages
Rating	4/5 (55 users)

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