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Total War from Stalingrad to Berlin: The Evolution of the Eastern Front
"The transition of the Eastern Front from the Battle of Stalingrad to the Fall of Berlin represents the most intense period of "Total War" in human history. This era saw the complete mobilization of national resources, the blurring of lines between combatants and civilians, and a shift from German strategic dominance to a relentless Soviet counter-offensive that ended in the heart of the Third Reich. The Concept of Total War in the Eastern Theater Total War is defined as a conflict in which a belligerent engages in the complete mobilization of all available resources and population. On the Eastern Front, this was not merely a military doctrine..."
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