World War II features over 900 black-and-white photographs that offer a striking visual account of the violent events between 1939 and 1945, during what became the most widespread conflict in human history.
British author and journalist, David Boyle, devotes the first half of the book to the European theatre, tracing the rise of racism through to liberation. The second half shifts focus to Asia, following the dramatic arc of the Japanese Empire; from its expansionist ambitions to the devastation of the atomic bombings and eventual surrender.
Every major battlefield is covered, with footage of both Allied and Axis forces sourced from renowned international archives, including The National Archives in London (UK) and the US Navy Photographic Division in Washington, D.C.
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