In this second part of this two-part series, Kevin Black continues his discussion with internationally renowned military historian, Anthony Tucker-Jones. Anthony established himself as a respected defence writer and military historian. For many years he was the terrorism and security correspondent for intersec - The Journal of International Security. He is a highly prolific author, feature and script writer - with over 500 articles published in print and online for a wide range of publishers and media outlets. He has also written over 50 books, some of which have been translated into half a dozen languages. Anthony is a regular public speaker - appearing on Channel 4, Sky News, BBC Radio and RT. Most recently Anthony has worked with TV production companies such as the History Channel and France's Imagissime.

Some topics in this discussion:

• A proper way to evaluate Field Marshall Montgomery
• The maritime nature of British warfare and its affects on British strategy in WW2
• The German-Russian war, also known as the Eastern Front
• How the Eastern Front differed from the Western Front
• German assumptions when planning the attack into the Soviet Union

For more information about Anthony Tucker-Jones, check out:

Anthony’s website: Anthony Tucker-Jones (atuckerjones.com)

Anthony’s Wikipedia page: Anthony Tucker-Jones - Wikipedia

Anthony’s Amazon page: Amazon.com: Anthony Tucker-Jones: Books, Biography, Blog, Audiobooks, Kindle

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