El Alamein

After the First Battle of El-Alamein, Egypt (150 miles west of Cairo), ended in a stalemate, the second one was decisive. It marked the beginning of the end for the Axis in North Africa. The charismatic Field Marshal Erwin Rommel was comprehensively defeated by the British Eighth Army, and Allied material superiority meant that he had little chance of rallying his broken forces.

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	A Battle Too Far The True Story of Rifleman Henry Taylor	By: Carole McEntee-Taylor
	Alamein	By: Philip Warner
	Battleground General: El Alamein 1942	By: Alistair Smith
	Britain's Desert War in Egypt and Libya 1940-1942 ‘The End of the Beginning’	By: David Braddock Foreword by: General Nicholas Carter KCB CBE DSO
	Churchill's Colonel The War Diaries of Lieutenant Colonel Anthony Barne	By: Anthony Barne Edited by: Charles Barne
	Churchill's Desert Rats in North Africa, Burma, Sicily & Italy	By: Patrick Delaforce
	Disaster in the Desert An Alternate History of El Alamein and Rommel's North Africa Campaign	By: Ken Delve
	El Alamein 1942 Turning Point in the Desert	By: Richard Doherty
	Logistics in World War II 1939–1945	By: John Norris
	Monty's Highlanders 51st Highland Division in the Second World War	By: Patrick Delaforce
	Operations in North Africa and the Middle East 1942-1944 El Alamein, Tunisia, Algeria and Operation Torch	By: John Grehan, Martin Mace
	The Fatal Decisions Six Decisive Battles of the Second World War from the Viewpoint of the Vanquished	By: Seymour Freidlin, William Richardson
	To War with a 4th Hussar Fighting in Greece, North Africa and The Balkans	By: Peter Crichton

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