Second World War The Hinge of Fate, Book 0004, (Paperback)

from encephalical

The longest volume by a considerable margin. Incredible amount of detail about setting everything up for the Mediterranean campaigns, in particular. Churchill's correspondence with Stalin was most ...

from Smiley

Promises, promises, promises. Churchill's fourth volume of WWII memiors. The tide has turned. Churchill keeps promising Stalin supplies and a second front and not exactly not delivering, just postp...

from DinadansFriend

The Dark days in the desert, and the turn-around at El Alamein are covered here in the fattest volume of the war memoirs. The Fall of Singapore and the considerations of the Japanese War become app...

from charlie68

An aptly read account, the man sounds like Churchill, of the years 1942-43 from the man on the front line. Years of great humiliation for Britain and a great turnaround.

from xenchu

The fourth volume of Churchill's Second World war series concerns the turning point of the war. Although Churchill states that he knew the war was won in the third volume this is the book in which ...