Some Groundbreaking Insights into World War II

Forgive me for only reading five chapters. As long as this is a novel, no matter what type it is, I can grit my teeth and read it. But this is history and narrative. But your writing is so good. The content of the article is smooth and well-organized. It has a rare subject matter [Like] I hope you can keep at it, come on! [Laugh]

I'm a history major, and although I'm only half qualified, I really think some of the author's views are brilliant🥹🥹🥹

When I was in school, the teacher just skipped the content that was not tested or let us read it by ourselves. The content to be tested was not very detailed... History is vast, and I always habitually ignored modern history, which I was not very interested in, so it was impossible to look up any information. This book successfully helped me make up for some historical knowledge that I didn't know in the past. Thank you to the author! Although the first volume has some minor flaws, it does not hinder reading. Overall it is very good, with clear logic and thoughtful thinking. I hope the author himself can look at this book more objectively. Although there is no end to learning and people are always making progress, they should not deny their own efforts and contributions!

Very excellent historical article. Objective and rational.

Yes, but as a web article, it should be interesting enough to have good data. Good luck, author [Like]

It's amazing. Keep up the good work, the author. This book reminded me of the historical knowledge I have learned. Hahahaha. I look forward to the follow-up content [Sending my heart][Sending my heart][Sending my heart]

The thing that I most admire in the history of World War II is the military genius of Manstein, who directly and perfectly utilized the maneuverability of the armored division to quickly break through the enemy's weak defenses. Sevastopol directly demonstrated Manstein's utilization of military types. In the Kharkov counterattack, he was extremely capable of resisting the Soviet Union's million troops. Although Manstein also had shortcomings, overall in terms of the battlefield of the Southern Front, Manstein was worthy of being the first famous general.

It's like this, studying the relationship between heaven and man, and understanding the changes in ancient and modern times. The water is like a willow tree in the spring moon, and the sky is like a morning glow. The mood is vomiting and flowing, and those who listen forget hunger and fatigue, and those who see it are as solemn as if they were in the ancestral temple. It's a real honor to meet him in this software. Please update! ! (Ps: Why am I almost finished listening to the book? His reading time is still half an hour? [What])

A very nice book with sharp writing and vivid content. It must be given five stars.

I often watch World War II movies, but I didn't expect Tomato to have such an interesting book [laughs]