Great Military Disasters: From Bannockburn to Stalingrad by Julian Spilsbury explores some of history’s most catastrophic military failures. Covering battles from the Middle Ages to World War II, this compelling book delves into the critical miscalculations, strategic blunders, and human errors that led to devastating defeats. From the French underestimating new weaponry at Crécy to Hitler’s overconfidence at Stalingrad, each chapter provides a gripping analysis of what went wrong—and how the opposing side secured victory.
Packed with eyewitness accounts and detailed insights, this book offers a fascinating look at the consequences of poor planning and flawed leadership in warfare. Ideal for history enthusiasts, military buffs, and anyone intrigued by the lessons of the past, Great Military Disasters is an engaging and informative read.
