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The first volume of Winston Churchill's six-volume memoirs as a statesman and leader during World War II, The Gathering Storm documents the terrifying descent into war--a tour of history as it was being created, by a man who had a definitive part in shaping it.
The second volume of Winston Churchill's six-volume definitive historical and autobiographical account of World War II, Their Finest Hour picks up with the fall of France to Hitler's forces and carries through Britain's stand as the lone defender for eight months against the Nazi war machine.
In this third volume of Winston Churchill's six-volume memoirs as a states
The first volume of Winston Churchill's six-volume memoirs as a statesman and leader during World War II, The Gathering Storm documents the terrifying descent into war--a tour of history as it was being created, by a man who had a definitive part in shaping it.
The second volume of Winston Churchill's six-volume definitive historical and autobiographical account of World War II, Their Finest Hour picks up with the fall of France to Hitler's forces and carries through Britain's stand as the lone defender for eight months against the Nazi war machine.
In this third volume of Winston Churchill's six-volume memoirs as a statesman and leader during World War II--drawing upon thousands of personal memoranda, war correspondence, and internal government memos--The Grand Alliance describes the full entry of the US into World War II at Britain's side with thrilling immediacy.
At the onset of the fourth volume of Winston Churchill's masterful eyewitness history of World War II, prospects are bleak for the Allies. The Hinge of Fate details their success in regaining the upper hand--and also explores Churchill's personal relationships with other wartime leaders, including FDR and Stalin, in fascinating detail.
The fifth in Winston Churchill's six-volume account of World War II picks up at the dawn of a more optimistic time for the Allied forces. After considerable struggle, the balance has finally shifted toward the Allies--and in Closing the Ring, Winston Churchill documents their drive toward victory.
In the final volume of Winston Churchill's six-volume account of World War II, Allied victory is assured. Even so, the groundwork for lasting peace was never laid. In Triumph and Tragedy, Churchill provides us a glimpse not only of his own political diminishment at the war's end, but of the beginning of a tense and tragic age in world politics.
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Manufacturer: RosettaBooks
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