Otto Heilbrunn Libri

Focusing on modern warfare tactics behind enemy lines, this analysis delves into the complexities of irregular warfare. It examines critical challenges such as operational fields, supply line management, combat strategies, and coordination among forces. Drawing from real-life examples, the author, a recognized authority in the field, provides insights into the nuances and intricacies of conducting warfare in the enemy's rear, making it a valuable resource for understanding unconventional military strategies.

Focusing on military strategy, this book discusses the need for a new approach to conventional warfare in the context of nuclear threats. It advocates for a strategy of forward defense, outlining a comprehensive plan aimed at ensuring the future safety of Western Europe. First published in 1965, it provides a critical examination of the geopolitical landscape and offers insights into the necessary adaptations in military doctrine to address evolving threats.

Focusing on the Red Army's strategic planning for nuclear warfare, this analysis reveals how Soviet military tactics involved thinning the front line to mitigate nuclear threats while launching extensive offensives behind NATO lines. It delves into the doctrines of Soviet secret services and their operational principles, providing insights into the Cold War military strategies and mindset.

This book, first published in 1962, was the first systematic study of partisan war, investigating questions thrown up by the success of guerrillas in the Second World War, where they were never decisively beaten by regular armies.