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Fighting for Defeat: Union Military Failure in the East, 1861-1865 By Michael C.C. Adams In December 1862, on the muddy banks of the Rappahannock River, a semi-literate soldier from Indiana became convinced that the Union Army was powerless to end the rebellion. The Army of the Potomac’s shattering defeat at Fredericksburg, the soldier wrote home …
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The Third Reich, at LengthIn a recently completed 12,000-page work, German scholars take a long unblinking look at Nazi Germany in World War II. One of the greatest projects ever undertaken in the field of … Read MoreWWII Today- May 2009Was Poland’s Wartime Leader Murdered? The B-24 Liberator carrying the leader of Poland’s government-in-exile on July 4, 1943, had barely cleared the runway on the island of Gibralt… Read MoreThe Art of the Double CrossWith an audacious scheme that paired Enigma decrypts with a network of turned enemy spies, Britain pitted Germany against itself throughout the war. In early 1941, an astonishing i… Read MoreThe Man Behind the Incredible, Nearly Inedible K RationDuring one particularly difficult five-month stretch, the British forces of Gen. Orde Wingate in India had nothing to eat—day after day, breakfast, lunch, and dinner—but U.S. Army … Read MoreWWII Book Review: A Dawn Like Thunder and Operation PLUMA Dawn Like Thunder: The True Story of Torpedo Squadron Eight By Robert J. Mrazek. 544 pp. Little, Brown and Company, 2008. $27.99. Operation PLUM: The Ill-Fated 27th Bombardment G… Read More
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