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    U.X.L World War II Reference Library - All 5 Volumes (Repost)

    U.X.L World War II Reference Library - All 5 Volumes (Repost)

    U.X.L World War II Reference Library - All 5 Volumes (Repost)
    George Feldman | U.X.L Gale Group | PDF | 33.56 MB | 1081 Pages | 2000 | ISBN: 0787639019


    Brief Description: In depth information and coverage of significant events, topics, and people related to the World War II

    period.

    Volume 1: Almanac1
    Volume 2: Almanac2
    Volume 3: Bibliography
    Volume 4: Primary Sources
    Volume 5: Index

    Almanac 1 and 2 Contents:
    1. Background to War
    2. The Beginning of the War in Europe
    3. The War Expands
    4. Japan Attacks and America Goes to War
    5. The Home Front
    6. Europe Under Occupation
    7. The Holocaust
    8. The Impact of Total War
    9. The Allies and the Axis
    10. Turning Points: The Allies Begin to Win the War
    11. The Great Invasion: Operation Overlord
    12. The Defeat of Germany
    13. The War Against Japan
    14. The Defeat of Japan
    15. Spies and Scientists
    16. Art, Entertainment, and Propaganda
    17. The World After the War

    Bibliography:

    1. Frank Capra
    2. Neville Chamberlain
    3. Chiang Kai-Shek
    4. Winston Churchill
    5. Jacqueline Cochran
    6. Benjamin O. Davis, Jr
    7. Benjamin O. Davis, Sr
    8. Charles de Gaulle
    9. Dwight D. Eisenhower
    10. Hermann Göring
    11. Hirohito
    12. Adolf Hitler
    13. Oveta Culp Hobby
    14. Franz Jaggerstatter
    15. Fred T. Korematsu
    16. Douglas MacArthur
    17. George C. Marshall
    18. Bernard Montgomery
    19. Benito Mussolini
    20. The Navajo Code Talkers
    21. J. Robert Oppenheimer
    22. George S. Patton
    23. Ernie Pyle
    24. Jeannette Rankin
    25. Erwin Rommel
    26. Franklin D. Roosevelt
    27. Joseph Stalin
    28. Edith Stein
    29. Dorothy Thompson
    30. Hideki Tojo
    31. Harry S. Truman

    Primary Sources:

    1.Intensification

    Winston Churchill
    “Blood, Toil, Tears, and Sweat”
    “Be Ye Men of Valour”
    “Their Finest Hour”

    Winston Churchill and Franklin D. Roosevelt
    The Atlantic Charter

    Adolf Hitler
    “Hitler’s Order of the Day to the German Troops on the Eastern Front”

    Herbert A. Werner
    Iron Coffins: A Personal Account of the German U-Boat Battles of World War II

    Franklin D. Roosevelt
    “A Date Which Will Live in Infamy”

    2.Home Front

    Catherine “Renee” Young Pike
    Since You Went Away: World War II Letters from American Women on the Home Front

    Jerry Stanley
    I Am an American: A True Story of Japanese Internment

    3.The Human Cost

    Ruth Minsky Sender
    The Cage

    Harry S. Truman
    Comments on the Manhattan Project from Memoirs by Harry S. Truman
    Volume 1: Year of Decisions

    Rodney Barker
    The Hiroshima Maidens: A Story of Courage, Compassion, and Survival

    Ernie Pyle
    “Notes from a Battered Country”
    “The Death of Captain Waskow”
    “I Thought It Was the End”
    “Waiting for Tomorrow”
    “On Victory in Europe”

    World War II Nurses
    No Time for Fear: Voices of American Military Nurses in World War II

    4. Breakthrough

    Veterans of D-Day
    Voices of D-Day: The Story of the Allied Invasion Told By Those Who Were There

    Stephen E. Ambrose
    Citizen Soldiers: The U.S. Army from the Normandy Beaches to the Bulge to the Surrender of Germany

    E. B. Sledge
    With the Old Breed at Peleliu and Okinawa

    Harry S. Truman
    Truman’s Statement on the German Surrender
    Truman’s Statement on the Japanese Surrender