The storm of war

In a brilliant analysis of Hitler's defeat, award-winning historian Andrew Roberts investigates crucial factors for understanding World War II. The author maintains the tension in this narrative by suggesting and explaining that if the contest had been solely a military conflict—and not a political clash—the Nazis' chances of victory would have been much greater. "A highly recommended contribution to the history of World War II." - The Economist "The story as it should be told." - Publishers Weekly "A brilliantly clear and accessible approach." - The New York Times Book Review