Panzer Leader

*Panzer Leader* is the candid autobiography of Heinz Guderian, the architect of Germany's early World War II victories and the "father of modern tank warfare." Guderian details his creation and audacious leadership of the panzer forces, which spearheaded the Blitzkrieg's decisive campaigns—from the breakthrough at Sedan and lightning drive to the Channel to the initial thrust into Russia. It chronicles his dismissal for defying Hitler's illusions and his later recall to a collapsing regime. Guderian offers a searing group portrait of the Third Reich's leadership, revealing how early triumphs devolved into agonizing defeat.

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