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940.542 N659
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Summary:
This collection of 44 essays covers a wide range of World War II subjects and is written by bestselling and award-winning historians. Some highlights include Caleb Carr on Poland in 1939, the only campaign that Hitler won; Stephen E. Ambrose on a pivotal battle to take the Rhine; John Keegan on the siege of Berlin; and Victor Davis Hanson on the charismatic and controversial Gen. Curtis LeMay. Maps throughout.
Contents:
- Introduction / Robert Cowley
- I. The German Breakout: 1939-1941
- Poland 1939 / Caleb Carr
- "Almost a Miracle" / Robert A. Doughty
- "Bloody Marvelous" / Anthony Bailey
- After Dunkirk / Bruce I. Gudmundsson
- "Undaunted by Odds" / William Manchester
- Hitler's D Day / David Shears
- Could Sea Lion Have Worked? / David Shears
- Barbarossa / Williamson Murray
- II. The Great East Asia War
- The Might-Have-Beens of Pearl Harbor / Eliot A. Cohen
- Tokyo, December 8, 1941 / Theodore F. Cook, Jr.
- The Other Pearl Harbor / D. Clayton James
- King of Bataan / Thaddeus Holt
- III. World at War: 1942-1943
- The Channel Dash / Michael H. Coles
- Patrolling Guadalcanal / William H. Whyte
- The Day the Hornet Sank / Alvin Kernan
- The Battle That Never Happened / David M. Glantz
- Eighth Army Eyewitness to El Alamein / George Greenfield
- Stalingrad / Antony Beevor
- Diary of a Tail Gunner / John Gabay
- Churchill and His Generals / Eliot A. Cohen
- The Turning Points of Tarawa / Joseph H. Alexander
- The Kwai That Never Was / Stanley Weintraub
- Orde Wingate: Rebellious Misfit / Charles Berges
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- IV. The Secret War
- Gott Mit Whom? / David Balme and John McCormick
- Decima Mas / Paul Kemp
- Sabotaging Hitler's Bomb / Dan Kurzman
- Beachhead Labrador / W. A. B. Douglas
- The Deceivers / Thaddeus Holt
- Peppermint and Alsos / Ferenc M. Szasz
- V. The End in Europe: 1944-1945
- The Airborne's Watery Triumph / T. Michael Booth and Duncan Spencer
- Rommel's Last Battle / David Fraser
- Falaise: The Trap Not Sprung / Carlo D'Este
- In Defense of Montgomery / Alistair Horne
- Did Strategic Bombing Work? / Williamson Murray
- The Black Knight / Caleb Carr
- The Last Barrier / Stephen E. Ambrose
- The Last Picture Show / George Feifer
- Berlin / John Keegan
- VI. Armageddon in the Pacific: 1944-1945
- The Myth of the Saipan Suicides / Haruko Taya Cook
- The Uncommon Commoner / Eric Morris
- A Kamikaze's Story / Kanji Suzuki and Tadao Morimoto
- Okinawa / Bruce I. Gudmundsson
- The Right Man / Victor Davis Hanson
- Previews of Hell / Edward J. Drea
- The Soviet Invasion of Japan / David M. Glantz
- The Voice of the Crane / Thomas B. Allen and Norman Polmar.
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