Kesselring: a Soldier's Record

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By Field Marshal Albert Kesselring

Morrow, 1954, 381 pp

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War memoirs of the German field marshal, successively Air Fleet Commander in the campaigns of 1939-40, Commander-in-Chief in the Mediterranean, and, in the last months, Commander in the West. Of interest for his observations on the chances for an invasion of Britain, his views on Rommel, and his experiences with the Italian partisans. The German edition was noted here in January 1954.

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