Red Wind over the Balkans: The Soviet Offensive South of the Danube September-October 1944
 

Includes air operations. Scheduled for 22 June.

https://www.amazon.com/Red-Wind-over...=books&sr=1-30

Usual disclaimer,
Ed

Re: Red Wind over the Balkans: The Soviet Offensive South of the Danube September-October 1944
 

As the Amazon blurb says, "Such a detailed study on this topic has not appeared before - and the author's work is unlikely to be superseded." That's true. This is the first detailed study of that operation in English that I'm aware of.

L. deZ.

Re: Red Wind over the Balkans: The Soviet Offensive South of the Danube September-October 1944
 

The hardback edition was published several years ago. So it's not a new book as such.

Re: Red Wind over the Balkans: The Soviet Offensive South of the Danube September-October 1944
 

The Amazon blurb is probably the same one they used "several years ago" when the hardback edition was published.

Re: Red Wind over the Balkans: The Soviet Offensive South of the Danube September-October 1944
 

I am getting tired of this.

Re: Red Wind over the Balkans: The Soviet Offensive South of the Danube September-October 1944
 

Your own thread from 2019: http://forum.12oclockhigh.net/showth...%22red+wind%22

Re: Red Wind over the Balkans: The Soviet Offensive South of the Danube September-October 1944
 

I think it would be appropriate for publishers to indicate a reprint or change of format, i.e. from hardback to paperback.

Re: Red Wind over the Balkans: The Soviet Offensive South of the Danube September-October 1944
 

Yes it would. However, the following information can be found on Helion's own website: https://www.helion.co.uk/military-hi...41d54fe964d19e

Re: Red Wind over the Balkans: The Soviet Offensive South of the Danube September-October 1944
 

Jukka,


A lot of people use Amazon and don't bother with publisher sites.

Re: Red Wind over the Balkans: The Soviet Offensive South of the Danube September-October 1944
 

I have the 2019 hardback edition. Very good book, indeed; however, no one should ever state something like "the author's work is unlikely to be superseded."