For history and internal activities of Hitler and the Nazi party.

For Winston Churchill and the war effort in England.

By Janusz Piekalkiewicz. 1981, Presidio, 287pp, oversized, 8x11", illustrated throughout. (VG in VG DJ. Prev. owner's name blacked out inside front cover; three 1/4in. tear in edge of DJ; otherwise Fine) An account of Germany's disasterous attempt to capture Moscow in 1941, reconstructed from news accounts and military sources. (5/2/99)

By Cornelius Ryan. 1959, Simon & Schuster, 351pp, photo inserts, color maps on endpapers. (G+ in worn, chipped DJ) Bestselling account of the D-Day invasion of Normandy.

By Gerald Pawle. 1957 (1967), Ballantine, 351pp. Phot insert. Account of the many secret schemes and weapons developed during WWII. (Fair. Reading copy.) (7/17/99)

By Heinz Schaeffer. 1952 (1981), Bantam, 190pp. First-hand account of a midshipman on a German U-boat. (VG) (7/17/99)

By Viktor Leonov. 1993 (1994), Ivy Books, 287pp. Photo insert. By a "twice decorated hero of the Soviet Union.". (Fine. Unread.) "From the actic Circle to the shores of Japan, Russia's most famous naval scout describes his deadly missions in the Soviet Navy's World War II version of the U.S. Navy's SEALs." (7/17/99)

By Winston Churchill. t1948, Riverside Press/Houghton Mifflin, 784pp. First volume in series. From 1919 to May 1940. (G+, no DJ. Xlib with discreet markings.) (7/25/99)

By Winston Churchill. 1949, Riverside Press/Houghton Mifflin, 751pp. Second volume in series. The fall of France and the period before the US entry into the war. (G+, no DJ. Xlib with discreet markings.) (7/25/99)

By Winston Churchill. 1950, Riverside Press/Houghton Mifflin, 1000pp. Fourth volume in series. War in the Pacific and Africa. (G+, no DJ. Xlib with discreet markings.) (7/25/99)

For books by Churchill on English history.

By Edward H. Sims. 1958 (1966), Ballantine, 238pp. Recounts missions in Europe and Pacific. (VG) (9/29/99)

By Lawrence Cortesi. 1984, Zebra Books, 264pp. (G) "Rommel had outsmarted the Allies once too often -- Now his final bid to take North Africa had to be smashed." (5/1/99)

By H. W. Schmidt. 1951 (1968), Ballantine, 256pp, photo insert. (VG+) "In this book by Rommel's aide de camp, you will live by the side of the leader of the Afrika Corps as he plans and fights that most dazzling tank battles of World War II." (5/3/99)

By Ezra Bowen (editor) and Time-Life Books. 1969, Time-Life Books, 287pp, 11x8.5", Heavily illustrated with B+W photo throughout. (VG, no DJ. Cover is textured cloth.) A photographic review of the 1940s. (6/10/99) - Also listed on American History - General.

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