强烈推荐理查德·奥弗里（Richard Overy）博士写的《盟军何以获胜》（Why the Allies Won）。大家都想当然地以为盟军赢定是必然的，但只要看一看前期阶段，就会发现这绝非必然。奥弗里在深入分析……方面做得非常出色
I highly recommend reading "Why the Allies Won" by Dr Richard Overy. Everybody just assumes that the Allies were bound to win, but if you look at the early period you can see that it was far from inevitable. Overy does a fantastic job of analysing…
……在德国管理一片原始森林，主要从山毛榉、冷杉、橡树等角度聊树木。作者客气但坚定地坚持我们应该保护自然原始森林并顺其自然。2. 《盟军何以获胜》（Why the allies won）- 理查德·奥弗里。大概是我读过关于二战最好的一本书。打赢战争涉及的因素远多于实际的战斗。大概很对我这种分析型思维的胃口。3. 《甘地之后的印度》（India After Gandhi）- 拉马钱德拉·古哈……
…manages a wild forest in Germany and talks mainly about trees in terms of beeches, firs, oaks, etc. The author is politely insistent that we should protect the natural wild forests and let them be. 2. Why the allies won- Richard Overy Probably the best book I read on WW2. So many more factors went into winning the war than actual fight. Probably appealed to my analytical mind. 3. India After Gandhi- Ramachandra Guha…
强烈推荐理查德·奥弗里（Richard Overy）博士写的《盟军何以获胜》（Why the Allies Won）。大家都想当然地以为盟军赢定是必然的，但只要看一看前期阶段，就会发现这绝非必然。奥弗里在深入分析……方面做得非常出色
I highly recommend reading "Why the Allies Won" by Dr Richard Overy. Everybody just assumes that the Allies were bound to win, but if you look at the early period you can see that it was far from inevitable. Overy does a fantastic job of analysing…
……在德国管理一片原始森林，主要从山毛榉、冷杉、橡树等角度聊树木。作者客气但坚定地坚持我们应该保护自然原始森林并顺其自然。2. 《盟军何以获胜》（Why the allies won）- 理查德·奥弗里。大概是我读过关于二战最好的一本书。打赢战争涉及的因素远多于实际的战斗。大概很对我这种分析型思维的胃口。3. 《甘地之后的印度》（India After Gandhi）- 拉马钱德拉·古哈……
…manages a wild forest in Germany and talks mainly about trees in terms of beeches, firs, oaks, etc. The author is politely insistent that we should protect the natural wild forests and let them be. 2. Why the allies won- Richard Overy Probably the best book I read on WW2. So many more factors went into winning the war than actual fight. Probably appealed to my analytical mind. 3. India After Gandhi- Ramachandra Guha…
我也推荐理查德·奥弗里的《盟军何以获胜》（Why the Allies Won）
I recommend as well, Why the Allies Won, by Richard Overy