The book "Supreme Command: Soldiers, Statesmen, and Leadership in Wartime" is considered one of the best political books of the third millennium. In just a few hundred pages, it teaches the art of historical and political analysis. Its significance and gravity lie in addressing a highly sensitive issue: the intensely complex relationship between civilian leaders and military field commanders. The author specifically focuses on wartime, as this is when conflicts between the two parties surface and reach their peak. Wartime is distinct from peacetime, where relationships are often framed by pleasantries and disputes, if they arise, remain concealed like embers under ash.

• Publishing House: Dar Madarek for Publishing
• Author: Eliot A. Cohen
• Number of Pages: 477
• Year of Publication: 2017
• ISBN: 9786144299050
• Cover Type: Paperback