1001 Random and Remarkable Facts About World War II: Exploring the Global Impact and Unseen Aspects, From Strategic Innovations to Cultural Shifts in the Second World War
by Altara Media
English | February 24, 2024 | ASIN: B0CW1BFWC6 | 158 pages | PNG (.rar) | 29 Mb
by Altara Media
English | February 24, 2024 | ASIN: B0CW1BFWC6 | 158 pages | PNG (.rar) | 29 Mb
- Did you know Queen Elizabeth II was a WWII mechanic and driver before becoming queen?
- Did you know a Japanese soldier continued fighting in the Philippines until 1974, unaware WWII had ended?
- Did you know the U.S. "Ghost Army" used inflatable tanks to trick the enemy in WWII?
- Did you know the V-Mail service during WWII saved cargo space by photographing letters and transporting them as microfilm to troops overseas?
In "1001 Random and Remarkable Facts About World War II," you'll explore a wide array of topics, including the strategic manoeuvres of Allied and Axis powers, groundbreaking military technologies, and the profound impact on nations and individuals alike. Discover the stories behind the Volkswagen's transformation into a war machine, the ingenious tactics of codebreakers, and the heroic deeds that emerged from the darkest times.
This book provides answers to intriguing questions such as:
- What innovations did WWII bring to the modern world?
- How did espionage and intelligence shape the outcome of the war?
- What were the unexpected roles of neutral nations during the conflict?
"1001 Random and Remarkable Facts About World War II" is not just a treasure trove of facts; it's a journey through time that offers a fresh perspective on the war that changed the world. Get ready to be surprised, informed, and entertained—this book is an essential addition to the collection of anyone who loves to learn and connect with the past in a meaningful way.