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The Second World War: Volume 2 Europe 1939-1943

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Taylor & Francis, Aug 21, 2003 - History - 96 pages
This book details the first four years of war in Europe, including German successes in Poland, France and the Low Countries, as well as early German triumphs in the USSR. It reveals that, whilst many of the participants in World War II had also fought in 1914-18, the war of 1939-45 far surpassed World War I in its destruction and cruelty.
  

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Contents

Background to war
1
Warring sides
11
Outbreak
20
The fighting
29
Portrait of a soldier
63
The world around war
67
Portrait of a civilian
79
How the period ended
82
Conclusions and consequences
84
Further reading
86
Index
87
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Dr Robin Havers is Senior Lecturer in War Studies at the Royal Military Academy Sandhurst, following degrees from Queen Mary College, University of London and LSE. He is the author of ‘ The Changi Prisoner of War Camp: From Myth to History’ (Curzon Press).

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