6The annexation of the Sudetenland
32Appointment and initial measures
7The renewed escalation of the situation
33Dr. Gördeler's visits
8IV. THE BEGINNING OF THE DISASTER
34The "Citadel"
9The campaign against Poland
35The contentious issues of the second half of 1943
10Between the campaigns
36The year of decision
11V. THE CAMPAIGN IN THE WEST
37X. JULY 20, 1944, AND ITS CONSEQUENCES
12The Preparations
38XI. CHIEF OF THE GENERAL STAFF
13The breakthrough to the canal
39Operations on the Eastern Front
14The conquest of the Channel coast
40The Ardennes Offensive
15Hitler's fateful order to halt
41Preparing the defense in the east
16The Duidibrudi to the Swiss border
42The Russian offensive
17Wailen Armistice
43XII. THE FINAL BREAK
18VI. THE CAMPAIGN IN RUSSIA IN 1941
44XIII. THE LEADING FIGURES OF THE THIRD REICH
19Background
45Hitler
20Preparations
46The Party
21The first operations
47The Reichsleiter and Gauleiter
22The crossing of the Dnieper
48Hitler's inner circle
23Smolensk — Yelnya — Roslavl
49The Government
24Moscow or Kiev?
50XIV. THE GERMAN GENERAL STAFF
25The Battle for Kiev
51To be or not to be? That is the question!
26The Battle of Orel and Bryansk