Exceptional and very moving
Tag: The Second World War
Review: Endgame 1944 – Jonathan Dimbleby
The massive Soviet campaigns, rather than just the Western Allies' D-Day landings, ultimately destroyed Nazism and allowed Stalin to dictate the post-war order
Review: Auschwitz A Doctor’s Eyewitness Account – Miklos Nyiszli
'The best brief account of the Auschwitz experience available' - The New York Review of Books
Review: Black Earth – Timothy Snyder
"Wholly readable and utterly persuasive" - Observor
Review: Breakout At Stalingrad – Heinrich Gerlach
Written by one who was actually there
Review: Red Icon – Sam Eastland
A master at work
Review: SS-GB – Len Deighton
Leonardo da Deighton.
Review: Silesian Station – David Downing
It's what they aren't, that makes them what they are.
Review: Zoo Station – David Downing
"A extraordinary evocation of Nazi Germany on the eve of war", says CJ Sansom author of 'Winter in Madrid'. He's not wrong.
Review: If The Dead Rise Not – Philip Kerr
An enjoyably glimpse at life in Berlin just before the Second world War.
