A World at Arms: A Global History of World War II ~ means of Gerhard L. Weinberg
English | 1995 | ISBN: 0521558794 | 1197 pages | PDF | 11.39 MB
This is the primitive general history of World War II to be based both on the existing learning and on extensive work in British, American and German muniments. It covers all the theaters of state of opposition, the weaponry used, and developments adhering the home front. Taking a global prospect, the work deals with all belligerents and relates events in Europe, Africa, the Middle East, South and Southeast Asia, and the Pacific to harvested land other. The role of diplomacy and generalship, of intelligence and espionage, and the pack close of war upon society are aggregate dealt with, often on the base of hitherto unknown material. New comprehension is shed on the actions of grand and small powers and on topics ranging from the inauguration of the war to the dropping of the small bombs; the titanic battles on the Eastern Front are fitted into the armed conflict of powers as a whole; the killing of six the great body of the people Jews and millions of others is placed into context; and the fighting at sea and in the atmosphere is included in a coherent survey of the great conflict.
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