brief history of World War II

Norman Stone, one of the world's most renowned historians, summarizes the six years of World War II in just over two hundred pages.
With his unique narrative style and his deep knowledge of our recent history, Norman Stone set out to describe six years of the bloodiest conflict ever, with nearly 50 million deaths.

A war that consumed the world and in which the Allied forces were involved on one side and Nazis, fascists and the Japanese empire on the other. From the origins caused by the severe economic depressions of the interwar period to the explosion of the atomic bombs in Nagasaki and Hiroshima, passing through the invasion of Poland, the Eastern Front, the battles in North Africa, Burma and the war in the Pacific. Stone unravels the main events with his agile style in this unique and concise volume.

Norman Stone, one of the world's most renowned historians, summarizes the six years of World War II in just over two hundred pages.
With his unique narrative style and his deep knowledge of our recent history, Norman Stone set out to describe six years of the bloodiest conflict ever, with nearly 50 million deaths.

A war that consumed the world and in which the Allied forces were involved on one side and Nazis, fascists and the Japanese empire on the other. From the origins caused by the severe economic depressions of the interwar period to the explosion of the atomic bombs in Nagasaki and Hiroshima, passing through the invasion of Poland, the Eastern Front, the battles in North Africa, Burma and the war in the Pacific. Stone unravels the main events with his agile style in this unique and concise volume.