Blitzkrieg: From the Rise of Hitler to the Fall of Dunkirk.

The rise of Hitler and the initial military campaigns set the stage for many conflicts. I'm curious if the author wanted to highlight specific strategic decisions or political factors.

As someone interested in strategy but not an expert, I appreciated the clarity. Was that a deliberate choice to make history engaging for a wider audience?

The book covers a broad span of time, but I wonder what guided the selection process—were there particular moments that exemplify the Blitzkrieg tactics best?