For most of the 1930s Britain's politicians and military leaders were haunted by nightmare visions of a massive 'knock-out blow' from the air against which there could be little defence save the threat of retaliation.
An edition of The Battle of Britain: The Myth and the Reality
(2002)
The Battle of Britain
The Myth and the Reality
by Richard Overy
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