Franz Halder - War Diary of 1939-1942 in 2 volumes. Gift books bound in leather.

Franz Halder is a German military figure, Colonel-General. Chief of the General Staff of the German Land Forces in 1938-1942.

The "War Diary" contains personal notes of one of the main organizers and conductors of the aggressive policy of fascist Germany, the former Chief of the General Staff F. Halder. The book covers the events from August 14, 1939 to June 30, 1940, in particular the war with Poland, operations against Denmark and Norway, as well as the "strange war" in the West, which ended with the military defeat of Belgium, Holland and France. The book is of interest to anyone who studies the history of the Second World War. The second volume of the "Diary" of the former chief of the General Staff of the ground forces of Nazi Germany contains official records covering the period of preparation of the Nazi Wehrmacht for an attack on the Soviet Union. The book shows various little-known aspects and details of the development of the aggressive Barbarossa plan, the economic, domestic and international situation of fascist Germany during the preparation and deployment of its armed forces against the Soviet Union in 1940-1941.