Second World War Books

SECOND WORLD WAR BOOKS

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Code: C-694 - Title: Finding The Few

By Andy Summers. (rrp £20.00)
Hardback. Some of the outstanding mysteries of the Battle of Britain finally investigated and solved - well illustrated. 192 pages.

Code: C-693 - Title: Monuments Men

By Robert M. Edsel. (rrp £20.00)
Hardback. The story of the Allied heroes of MFAA (Monuments, Fine Arts and Archives), Nazi thieves and the greatest treasure hunt in history. 472 pages.

Code: C-691 - Title: A Most Secret Squadron

By Des Curtis DFC. (rrp £20.00)
Hardback. The first full and detailed story of 618 Squadron and its special detachment of anti-u-boat Mosquitos. 212 pages.

Code: C-692 - Title: Kent & The Battle of Britain

By Robin J. Brooks. (rrp £12.99)
Paperback. The story of the long hot summer of 1940 and the part Kent played in the most decisive battle of the war - plenty of photos too. 176 pages.

Code: C-165 - Title: Hitler's Last Days

By Gerhardt Boldt. (rrp £7.99)
Paperback. An eye-witness account of the last few months of the Second World War by a young cavalry officer in the Fuhrerbunker. 188 pages.

Code: C-315 - Title: Dunkirk, Fight to the Last Man

By Hugh Sebag-Montefiore. (rrp £7.99)
Paperback. An excellent and dramatic account of the events of May 1940 when the British troops fled through Dunkirk to safety. 700 pages.

Code: C-162 - Title: Witness to War

By Richard J. Aldrich. (rrp £9.99)
Paperback. A fine collection of diaries and personal accounts tells the story of the war in Europe and the Middle East. 953 pages.

Code: C-358 - Title: Ton-Up Lancs

By Norman Franks. (rrp £22.00)
Hardback. A photographic and text history of the thirty-five RAF Lancasters that each completed 100 sorties during the war. 224 pages.

Code: C-388 - Title: War in Italy 1943-1945

By Field Marshal Lord Carver. (rrp £12.99)
Paperback. The Imperial War Museum's book of the war in Italy and the campaign the Allies fought from July 1943 to May 1945. 350 pages.

Code: C-076 - Title: Collecting Colditz and its Secrets

By Michael Booker. (rrp £20.00)
Hardback. A unique pictorial record of life behind the walls of the infamous German prisoner of war camp housed in Colditz Castle. 192 pages.

Code: C-392 - Title: Staffordshire Airfields of the Second World War

By Martyn Chorlton. (rrp £12.99)
Paperback. A record of the men and airfields of Staffordshire and the part they played during the war. 256 pages.

Code: C-176 - Title: Almost a Childhood

By Hans-Georg Behr. (rrp £8.99)
Paperback. A personal memoir of a young boy growing up among the senior Nazis in Austria - a haunting book of innocence lost. 324 pages.

Code: C-399 - Title: Life's Too Short to Cry

By Tim Vigors DFC. (rrp £8.99)
Paperback. The compelling memoir of a Battle of Britain flying Ace and veteran of the Far East theatre - a true classic work. 320 pages.

Code: C-342 - Title: The Greater Share of Honour

By Kim James. (rrp £9.99)
Fiction. Paperback. Based on a true story of friendship, valour and the death of seven men: three British, three French and one Senegalese. 436 pages.

Code: C-297 - Title: The Mascot

By Mark Kurzem. (rrp £16.99)
Hardback. The true, extraordinary story of the young Jewish boy and the SS extermination squad he became mascot to. 340 pages.

Code: C-398 - Title: Last Dawn, The Royal Oak Tragedy at Scapa Flow

By David Turner. (rrp £9.99)
Paperback. The story of the terrible Royal Oak tragedy at Scapa Flow on 13th October 1939 when a German U-boat attacked. 160 pages.

The Originals, Secret History of the SAS

Code: C-185 - Title: The Originals, The Secret History of the Birth of the SAS

By Gordon Stevens. (rrp £18.99)
Hardback. The story of the start of the Special Air Service in their own words by the men who served. 342 pages.

Code: C-311 - Title: Stalingrad, How the Red Army Triumphed

By Michael K. Jones. (rrp £19.99)
Hardback. A radical reinterpretation of the most famous battle of the war on the Eastern Front with many eye-witness accounts. 270 pages.

Code: C-345 - Title: All My Life

By Nigel Press. (rrp £8.00)
Paperback. The story of a Lancster crew from 57 and 617 Squadrons of the RAF during the war. 70 pages.

Code: C-310 - Title: Smashing the Atlantic Wall

By Patrick Delaforce. (rrp £19.99)
Hardback. The destruction of Hitler's coastal fortresses, what was termed the Cinderella War, as the battle for each fortress took place. 240 pages.

Code: C-229 - Title: Heroes of Bomber Command, Norfolk

By Rupert Matthews. (rrp £9.99)
Paperback. Norfolk played an important part in the work of RAF Bomber Command. This is the story of her airfields, machines, men and women. 190 pages.