Recommend me a book on Operation Barbarossa

[greengiant]

So I've done the bare-bones of research; that is reading the article on Operation Barbarossa provided by Encyclopedia Britannica. Could someone recommend a dedicated book on this topic? Retail or free are both welcome.

Thanks all!

EDIT: Also funny stuff, my caption thing for security when posting spelt garyg at the start hehe.

[Pete Dero]

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B08MWG5K8C?ref_=dbs_p_mng_rwt_ser_shvlr&storeType=ebooks

Barbarossa Derailed (3 book series) by David M. Glantz

[Dammit Carl!]

Found War Without Garlands by Robert Kershaw to be intriguing and a pretty good (i.e. not dry) read.

[GDS_Starfury]

I dunno Pete, Glantz can get pretty dry really fast.

[greengiant]

Thank you all for such speedy responses  :) I've bookmarked them now so cheers!

[Jarhead0331]

Another recommendation is Operation Barbarossa and Germany's Defeat in the East, by David Stahel. It is available on Amazon.

[GDS_Starfury]

Barbarossa Alan Clarck

[bobarossa]

Another recommendation is Operation Barbarossa and Germany's Defeat in the East, by David Stahel. It is available on Amazon.

And a hearty recommendation from me on this one.  Has about 70 pages on Germany's completely inept planning for Barbarossa.

[Dammit Carl!]

If you can find it, Operation Barbarossa 1941: Hitler Against Stalin by Christer Bergstrom (missing the umlaut there on the "o,") in hardback is absolutely gorgeous in terms of pictures, maps and so on.

Cannot give a trip report on it as of yet as I was just starting to read it when I got distracted by something else.

[GDS_Starfury]

just about anything from RZM Publishing