second world war
by Keith Lowe
The Second World War was not just another crisis—it directly affected more people than any other
Cecil Vandepeer Clarke viewed his caravan with the sort of affection that most men reserve for
Michael E. Haskew One of the legendary fighting units to emerge from the Solomon Islands Campaign,
by David Lough
An Introduction: Churchill and his Money This book owes its genesis to a provocative history teacher
Winston Churchill titled a chapter of his monumental history of World War II “The Wizard War.”
The war years have often been characterized as a void in time where nothing significant happened.
What a privilege to have had the chance to acquire and edit the new Farrar Straus
Featured Excerpt: Confronting America
by Bill O'Reilly and Josh Hammer