Very detailed and copiously illustrated discussion of Montgomery's push into Germany itself in the first two months of 1945. Nice discussion of staff issues, which is somewhat rare in this kind of book, and decent coverage of the defensive issues faced by the Germans. I'll ding it a bit for the concluding chapter, which really didn't conclude anything, and for some poor printing and binding on some pages, but overall a concise history of a single (and in retrospect pivotal) battle near the end of the Second World War. ( )