It could be argued that there might be no more horrific event in modern history than the extermination of more than six million Jews by Nazi Germany during the Second World War. Of those who
The Splendid and The Vile tells the story of Winston Churchill’s first year in office, 1940-1941, from the perspectives of its main characters. Winston Churchill is seen in his public, political, personal and familial personae. Clementine Churchill
“Wisconsin Women in the War between the States” a facsimile of a 1911 edition by Ethel Alice Hurn published by the Wisconsin Historical Society Press. It has
War History Network members may wonder, are there any new rays of insight into the Civil War that have not passed through the prisms of countless historians? Author Chris DeRose has found one. America began the War with an unprecedented, and unt
SAVING MY ENEMY: HOW TWO WWII SOLDIER FOUGHT AGAINST EACH OTHER AND LATER FORGED A FRIENDSHIP THAT SAVED THEIR LIVES by Bob Welch (Regnery History, 2021)
Written in narrative nonfiction, SAVING MY ENEMY weaves the true-life tale of two soldiers, one
THE UNWANTED by Peter Clenott (Level Best Books, 2022)
Fans of "Code Name Verity" by Elizabeth Wein will love THE UNWANTED by Peter Clenott (Level Best Books, 2022), a WWII novel set mainly in Germany from 1939-1947. (I enjoyed this book more than
American readers usually approach the Revolutionary War/War of Independence through American eyes. A Very Fine Regiment is an opportunity to read about it from the perspective of a British Regiment. The 47th Foot that was involved in many of the Re
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I got this book today: the title in English is: Till Death do us Part.
The book is about the marriages in camp Westerbork. From this camp the Jews were deported to the East. 261 couples married in the camp. 75% of the couples didn't survive the war.
I got the book today, the Dutch copy. Gonna start reading it this weekend. I don't know what to think about it. There is a lot of bad publicity about the book here in Holland.
Andrew Nagorski’s Hitlerland: American Eyewitness to the Nazi Rise to Power fills a void for American journalistic perspective on Hitler’s Germany in the 1920s and ‘30s. Readers will recognize names such as William Shirer, H
