Storm of 1939

FROM THE ASHES OF VERSAILLES TO THE ATOMIC AGE

Storm of 1939

A Complete History of the Second World War

by E.B Cohen

HISTORY / MILITARY / WORLD WAR II

The deadliest conflict in human history — told as one relentless, finishable narrative.

About This Book

In September 1939, Europe tipped into a war that would consume the planet. Six years later, cities lay in ash, empires had fallen, and the atomic age had begun. Between those bookends unfolded the largest military, political, and moral catastrophe the modern world has known — a conflict that remade maps, invented new forms of horror, and still shapes the order we live under.

This is a single-volume complete history of the Second World War for the general reader: the failed peace of Versailles and the rise of the dictators; blitzkrieg and the fall of France; Britain alone and the Battle of Britain; Barbarossa and the Eastern Front; Pearl Harbor and the Pacific war; the Holocaust and the machinery of genocide; Midway, Stalingrad, El Alamein, D-Day; the home fronts, the resistance, the secret war of codes and spies; and the uneasy peace that followed the mushroom clouds.

Written to be finished — comprehensive without being endless — this is the war end to end: causes, campaigns, human stories, and legacy, in the clear narrative voice of E.B Cohen.

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