World War II

Evan Mawdsley delivers a sweeping global history of World War II, beginning in 1937 with the Sino-Japanese War and arguing its origins lie in a clash between old and new international orders. It traces the conflict's global reach across Asia, Europe, and the Middle East. With a primary focus on military and strategic history, it also examines political, economic, ideological, and cultural influences. The book explores its profound consequences: Axis defeat, the collapse of colonial empires, and the dawn of the Cold War. Accessible and richly illustrated with maps and photographs, this compelling narrative includes concise studies of key figures, events, and battles.

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