Louvrage is published in the prolific collection Tallandier: The story battles. What tended to minquiéter a bit because the usual format of the collection (from 200 to 250 pages) might prove to be limited to a battle of this magnitude. Javais already experienced the excellent on the offensive this Tet Stéphane Mantoux.
As well, Guillaume Piketty sen doing well we engaged in 200 pages of text, an animated synthesis of the Battle of the Bulge. I particularly enjoyed the development of changes of command, particularly in the Allied camp. While in the minds of the time, Guillaume Piketty also sought to make us reflect on the experiences of men caught in the war at the end of 1944. His story is alive relying on French sources such as recent Anglo-Saxon older.
The text is supplemented with useful notes, bibliography and dun dune index to individuals. As always, the number of cards is limited; I think quune card was Lideal chapter.
A good game in the collection The story battles.
