History of the Second World War, Volume 7-The GREATEST THING IN HISTORY?

History of the Second World War, Volume 7-The GREATEST THING IN HISTORY?

by Barrie Pitt, Purnell.

1968
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Volume 7 of an 8 volume series, (pages 2689-3136), also known as Purnell's History of the Second World War. The chapter headings are "The greatest thing in history?". The perils of peace. The big four take over. Facing up to defeat. Brave new world?. Blister gas, chlorine gas, blood gas, nerve gas. The Propaganda war. Hitler's foreign legions. U-Boat, one of the deadliest weapons of the war. Dambusters. Tanks, guns, men. Heraldry of war. Waffen-SS. Czechoslovakia fights back. Belsen. The soldier

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