This is a fresh look at a watershed of the twentieth century. By late 1942 World War II had been going for years with no end in sight. The five weeks from late October to early December saw campaigns, battles and developments which decisively turned the war to the Allies’ favor.
The author takes an innovative look at the personalities and events that led to this critical period. He then examines five campaigns around the world through the month of November. History pivoted on these campaigns and other developments he explores. Moore also discusses how the campaigns and events are inter-related in new and interesting ways.
His sources are interviews, oral histories and previously unavailable diaries, photos, and letters. A wide selection of books, sites, and journals were tapped as well.
