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War, of course, is a violent affair. Even though it may result in the death of thousands, and it may

Between Silk and Cyanide: The Story of SOE’s Code War – Leo Marks

Leo Marks first wrote his book about his time during the Second World War in the Special Operations Executive, Between

The study of modern conflict archaeology is a relatively new and developing discipline, and interest is growing in this subject.

This latest book by Alan Cooper tells the story of the air operation in support of Operation Market-Garden. The operation

This book is an analysis of the men that ran the war. Though Churchill and Roosevelt provided the general direction

The title is eye-catching, the opening scene of the escape from the Tower of London tense and dramatic, the central

This book represents a very thorough examination of the air war from the start of the Battle of France to

At the start of the First World War the Imperial German Navy had a number of surface warships deployed around

After each major naval or combined operation of the Second World War the Admiralty published a ‘Battle Summary’ which provided

Following the outbreak of the Second World War, His Exalted Highness the Nizam of Hyderbad paid for a squadron of