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Delve into one of the most comprehensive European scholarly works on global conflict with this 1975 First US Edition hardcover of The Second World War (Volume Two) by eminent French historian Henri Michel (translated by Douglas Parmée). Published by Praeger Publishers.As the founder of the French Committee for the History of the Second World War, Michel provides an exhaustive, dispassionate analysis of grand strategy, weapon technology, and diplomatic maneuvering across all theaters of the war:
- The strategic and tactical turning points in Europe, the Mediterranean, Russia, and the Pacific
- Diplomatic summits, coalition politics, and wartime economic mobilization
- The coordination of resistance movements and final Allied offensives leading to total Axis defeatA foundational reference volume for World War II historians, European conflict researchers, academic scholars, and military history collections.Condition: 1975 First US Edition hardcover with original dust jacket in very good vintage condition. Features clean boards, tight binding, sharp corners, and crisp, unmarked interior pages as shown. Dust jacket displays light, authentic vintage shelf rubbing and minor creasing along the upper spine edge. Shipped securely packaged with protective archival backing to ensure safe arrival.
