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…Unconventional Story' TIn New Narrative Of Battle of the Bulge' BATTLE: The Story of the Bulge, by John Toland, Random House, New York, 1959, 400 pp., $4.95. IN ONE of his more than usually Irrational "flashes of genius" Adolph Hitler in November 1944 conceived the idea of an offensive against the allies in the West which was, by some confused train of thought, to bring victory to the embattled Germans in that area. It seems to the sober obse...…
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