The Second World War: A Captivating Guide to World War II and D Day (Military History)

Explore How the Second World War Began, the Aftermath and the Events in Between while also getting an In-depth Look Into the Extraordinary Military Operation Called D Day

Two captivating manuscripts in one book:

World War 2: A Captivating Guide from Beginning to End

D Day: A Captivating Guide to the Battle for Normandy

The Second World War was one of the most traumatic events in human history. Across the world, existing conflicts became connected, entangling nations in a vast web of violence. It was fought on land, sea, and air, touching every inhabited continent. Over 55 million people died, some of them combatants, some civilians caught up in the violence, and some murdered by their own governments.

It was the war that unleashed the Holocaust and the atomic bomb upon the world. But it was also a war that featured acts of courage and self-sacrifice on every side.

Some of the topics covered in the first part of this book include:

The Rising Tide

From Poland to the Fall of France

Britain’s Darkest Hour

Barbarossa Unleashed

Early Operations in Africa and the Mediterranean

A Day Which Will Live in Infamy

Germany’s Eastern Offensives

Guadalcanal and the War in Asia

Operation Torch and the Taking of North Africa

The Tide Turns in Eastern Europe

Advancing on Japan

The Invasion of Italy

From D-Day to the Bulge

The Fall of Germany

The Fall of Japan

And a Great Deal More that You don't Want to Miss out on!

D-Day, the Allied invasion of German-held Normandy, was one of the most extraordinary achievements not only of the Second World War but in the whole of military history. Millions of Allied personnel were involved in launching the greatest sea-borne invasion ever undertaken. Incredible acts of cunning and of courage ensured success in an operation that changed the face of the war, opening a vast new front. It led to the liberation of France and the defeat of Nazi Germany.

Why was this extraordinary operation launched? How was it done? And what happened in the aftermath?