The World at War |
£4.00 |
by Arnold-Forster, Mark |
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| Reference | M224 |
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| Publisher | London, Collins |
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| Year | 1974 |
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| ISBN | 0002119528 |
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| Condition | VG-/VG (?) |
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The total with shipping for this book within the UK would be £7.30.
5th imp, hardback in good clean condition; 340 pages. Contains 26 maps, source notes, a chronology, biographical notes and bibliography. B&w photo illustrations throughout. Has some age discoloration to edges of hard covers. Dj very good, text clean and unmarked.
Published in association with Thames television, this is a vivid and detailed account of the most terrible war the world has ever known. There are 15 different sections to cover the following theatres of war:
Beginningsof war - Stalin, Hitler, Mussolini, rearmament, Chamberlain, appeasement, war is declared.
The Phoney War - Rusians invade Finland etc.
The Fall of France - Dunkirk, Churchill, French Armistice. Battle of Britain. Battle of the Atlantic. War in the Desert. Campaign in Italy. Victory in the USSR. Struggle for the Pacific - Pearl Harbour, Singapore, Burma etc.. Burma regained. The Politics of War. Reconquest of Western Europe. Death and Resistance in the Occupied Countries. Strategic Bombing. The Legacies of War.
This is a concise but graphic account of WWII from Arnold-Forster, who was awarded the DSO and DSC, having served throughout the war first as a merchant seaman and then in the Royal Navy. As a newspaper man he was blockaded in berlin in 1948 and has reported on post war Europe.
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