by James Barr
Britain, France and the Struggle That Shaped the Middles East.
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by Paul Addison & Jeremy Crang
From May to September 1940 the Ministry of Information compiled daily reports on the morale of the nation for circulation within Whitehall.
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by Andrew Bissell
Interviews and photographs tell the story of the bombing of London's East End including Britain's worst civilian disaster at Bethnal Green tube station in 1943. If you had relatives who lived through this you should read this book.
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by Lara Feigel
A powerful wartime chronicle told through the eyes of five prominent writers: Elizabeth Bowen, Graham Greene, Rose Macaulay, Hilde Spiel and Henry Yorke (writing as Henry Green).
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by Vicki Thomas
Mabel Lucie Attwell’s postcards tell the story of Britain’s Home Front in a charming and often moving way, they are at times laugh-out-loud funny and at times very poignant.
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by Emma Smith
Maidens' Trip is a classic memoir of the growth to maturity of three young women in the exceptional circumstances of Britain at war.
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by Jennie Gray
Tells the story of Cotterell’s mysterious disappearance, the SS war crime and the subsequent three-year search mounted by the War Crimes and Search Bureau, the British War Crimes Group, the Netherlands War Crime Commission and by his brother, Geoffre
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by Paul Watkins
Details Godfrey Place VC’s eventful life.
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by Virginia Nicholson
Strong on narrative and emotion, Millions Like Us tracks women’s experiences of a momentous decade through a host of individual stories, drawing on autobiographies, archives and living memory.
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by David Stafford
Based on recently released official files, documents retrieved from other agencies, diaries, memoirs and personal interviews, Mission Accomplished provides the first ever complete and authoritative account of Britain's secret war in Italy.
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