The Secret of Stalingrad

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By Walter Kerr

Doubleday, 1978, 274 pp

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An account of this decisive battle by the then Moscow correspondent for The New York Herald Tribune, which stresses Russian secrecy, gross German underestimation of Red Army manpower, and Stalin's deception of Allied wartime leaders. Worthwhile reading for the non-expert.

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