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World War Two
The Price of Victory has been edited with precision, percipience and lightness of touch
The stakes in the Kriegsschuldfrage, or war guilt question, were extremely high
No one should be put off reading Patrick Cockburn’s remarkable biography of his father by its misleading subtitle
In Agent Zo, Clare Mulley has written a thrilling, consistently tense page-turner
I read Operating Biting in an afternoon and was sorry to put it down
Like, ‘why don’t we fully appreciate the total bind Adolf Hitler was in when he had just so many prisoners of war thanks to German success on the battlefield?’
The book’s primary focus on military detail and power-brokering is both a strength and weakness
While the regulatory state has expanded steadily for decades, its costs have grown dramatically under Biden
The beach was alive with the shambles and the order of war. There were dead men and wounded men and men brewing tea
The monarch spoke, intelligently and affectingly, about how D-Day represented the finest hour that Churchill had promised his people
