A New Coat for Anna

Anna's mother had promised to buy her a new winter coat when the war was over. But when the World War II ended, there were still no coats to be had. There was hardly any food, and no one had any money. Things seem hopeless until Anna's mother thinks of a very unusual way to get Anna a new winter coat at last.

Pearl Harbor

Bringing a dramatic moment of World War II to vivid life.

War Stories: True Stories from the First & Second World Wars

This title recounts some of the most famous tales of intrigue, heroism and adventure of the First and Second World Wars, providing young readers with an insight into the human stories behind both conflicts. It includes stories that range from the dramatic deeds of soldiers, sailors and airmen on the front line to the rivetting tales of spies and codebreakers. Each story is illustrated with phot…

DK Eyewitness: World War 1

Sc Cilandak (Bridging later)

World War II

Be an eyewitness with the turbulent and terrifying events of World War II-from the Blitz to the anatomic bomb

The Illustrated Witness To World War II

A comprehensive account of the history of the Second World War, with expert commentary on its political and economic causes, every key moment, and the impact of new technologies and military strategies - including moving contemporary eyewitness accounts personally interviewed by the author.

Horrible Histories : Blitzed Brits

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9781407103433

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140p; ill; bw; pbk

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Call Number

941 DEA H

Citizen Soldiers : The U.S. Army From The Normandy Beaches To The Bulge To Th…

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ISBN/ISSN

9780684848013

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940.5421 AMB C

The Second World War Volume III : The Grand Alliance

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ISBN/ISSN

9780395410578

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Series Title

The Second World War

Call Number

940.53 CHU T

Russia's War

In Russia's War: 1941-1945 , Richard Overy re-creates the Soviet Union's apocalyptic struggle against Nazi Germany, from the point of view both of the troops and of the ordinary civilians. In the course of human history there has probably been more terrible place than Eastern Europe in 1941-45. Estimates of total Soviet military and civilian deaths in the period w stand at more than 25 million.…