This fully illustrated history of warfare records humanity's two most devastating conflicts. It offers detailed accounts of major and minor battles in both world wars, closely examines their causes and consequences, provides objective commentary on politics and economics, restores the truth of history, and untangles its many mysteries, presenting readers with a fresh perspective on the full history of war. It analyzes the successes and failures of different military strategies, and discusses pivotal turning points in the wars as well as the impact of new technologies. Its objective, evenhanded perspective sets it apart, while its incisive arguments are sure to earn readers' applause. The book is suitable for general readers seeking an overview of World War I and World War II, as well as military enthusiasts and professionals looking for a reference.
