TOTAL VICTORY
The lessons and experiences of the war are analysed by Commander Stephan King-Hall in "Total Victory: Its Meaning and Way of Achievement," which Faber and Faber announce for early publication. The book is in three parts, in the first of which the author, in examining the distinction between military and political victory, includes chapters on "Total War and Total Victory," "National Characteristics," and "On Changing the Enemy's Mind." Part II discusses the present military outlook in terms of land, sea, air, and economic operations and includes chapters on "British War and Peace Aims," "Battle of the Brains," and "Hitler's New Order." In Part 111 Commander King-Hall sets forth, his proposals for a comprehensive strategy, of total war, concluding with chapters on "An Anglo-American Peace Force" and "The Way to Total Victory."
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Evening Post, Volume CXXXII, Issue 89, 11 October 1941, Page 15
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133TOTAL VICTORY Evening Post, Volume CXXXII, Issue 89, 11 October 1941, Page 15
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