Third axis, fourth ally : Romanian armed forces in the European war, 1941-1945

Romania was the third Axis element in Europe, yet suffered some of the highest casualties of the Allied nations in the last year of the war. This account of Romania's changing allegiance and its part in World War II draws on details from the recently opened archives. Details chart: the relationships between Romania and other Axis powers; the importance of Romania to Hitler, its operational record; the international coup d'etat and liberation; and the change to support the Allied cause. The authors also provide full coverage of the personalities, weaponry and orders of battle. Mark Axworthy, Cornel Scafeş, Cristian Crǎciunoiu. Includes Bibliographical References (p. 355-356) And Index.