The Fall of Berlin

This paperback edition shows signs of age with noticeable wear on the cover and spine, including creases and scuffs. The pages are yellowed, consistent with its publication date in 1969. There is no dust jacket, and the binding is intact, though slightly worn. Overall, the book is in fair condition for its age, suitable for reading or collecting.

"The Fall of Berlin" by Marshal Vasili I. Chuikov, published by Ballantine Books, Inc. in New York, 1969, offers an authoritative account of the final days of Nazi Germany from a Soviet perspective. As the former Supreme Commander of Soviet Land Forces, Chuikov provides an insider's view of the strategic and tactical maneuvers that led to the capture of Berlin. This first printing edition, translated by Ruth Kisch, includes maps prepared by John Purton, enhancing the reader's understanding of the military operations. Notably, this edition is a first printing from April 1969, making it a valuable collectible for historians and military enthusiasts alike. The absence of a dust jacket and the book's moderate wear reflect its age, yet it remains a significant piece for those interested in World War II history.