Hitler's Panzers East: World War II Reinterpreted

Rating:
Summary: Monday Morning Quarterbacking
Review: The author's thesis is that the Germans could have won the war against the USSR if they had attacked for Moscow. This is what the German generals wanted to do, but Hitler thought he knew more than the professionals. Obviously a better strategy gives a better chance of success, but the main problems, the sheer size of the USSR, the number of men available to the Red Army as reinforcements, the Russian winter and massive Soviet industrial plant safe in the Urals would have remained.

I would render the Scot's verdict: unproved.