Contributor
Immell, Myra.
Imprint:San Diego, Calif. : Greenhaven Press, 2001.
Description283 p. : map ; 23 cm.
Note:In defense of the Treaty of Versailles / Mark Mazower. - Totalitarianism: prelude to war / Charles Messenger. - Why Britain had to fight / Herbert Agar. - The world through Hitler's eyes / Gerhard L. Weinberg. - France deafeated / Alistair Horne. - The Battle of Britain / Richard Hough and Denis Richards. - U-boats: the scourge of the Atlantic / Samuel Eliot Morison. - The Holocaust: a crisis of human behavior and values / George M. Kren and Leon Rappoport. - Did Roosevelt want Japan to attack Pearl Harbor? / Morton A. Kaplan. - Midway: Yamamoto's most complete failure / James C. Ryan. - Disaster in North Africa / William L. Shirer. - The fall of Mussolini / Henri Michel. - War in the Pacific: why Japan lost / Martin Caidin. - D-Day from a German perspective / Hans Speidel. - A humiliating end to an era / Kenneth S. Davis. - At issue--America's decision to drop the stomic bomb / James E. Auer and Richard Halloran. - Germany at war's end / Max Hastings. - Epilogue to war / Martin Gilbert. - World War II: a retrospective / Mark Arnold-Forster. - Nuremberg / Michael R. Marrus. - Image of a new nation / Mark Jonathan Harris, Franklin D. Mitchell, and Steven J. Schechter. - Appendix of documents.
Bibliography Note:Includes bibliographical references and index.
