
War in the Mediterranean
Forgotten Voices of the Second World War
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Narrated by:
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Timothy West
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By:
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Max Arthur
About this listen
In North Africa, because of stubborn Allied resistance, the Italian ambitions where not realized and the Germans, led by General Rommel, joined them in campaign. Following months of bitter fighting Rommel's Afrika Corps were only halted just 150 miles from Cario. But after the Allies' victory at El Alamein, General Montgomery's 8th Army drove the Italians and Germans back to Tunisia where, strengthened by the British first army and the U. S. Second corps, the Axis troops were driven from North Africa. This opened the way for the Allies to invade Sicily and eventually the Italian mainland.
©2004 Max Arthur and the Imperial War Museum (P)2004 Random House Audiobooks
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