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Covers the Desert Rats early name-making campaigns, particularly in North Africa.

The 51st Highland Division was the most famous infantry division that fought with the British Army in WW2. It was the only infantry division in the armies of the British Empire that accompanied Monty from during Alamein to Berlin.

Beyond being an inspirational leader, the book delves into the complexities of Churchill's character, highlighting his flaws and human traits. It reveals the multifaceted nature of Britain's last great wartime Prime Minister, showcasing his successes alongside his bad temper, stubbornness, and vanity. This exploration provides a nuanced perspective on a historical figure often idealized in popular narratives.

Details the final weeks of the Second World War, including the surrender of Germany and the liberation of much of Europe

The Story of Operations Plunder and Varsity, Monty's highly successful and often misunderstood swansong

The book was first published in Great Britain in 2004 by Pearson Education Limited, indicating its established presence in the educational landscape. It likely offers insights or knowledge pertinent to its subject matter, appealing to readers interested in academic or educational resources. The publication date suggests it may include contemporary themes or discussions relevant to its field at that time.

How these divisions from the North of England and Scotland helped turn the war - first in North Africa then in Europe after D-Day

Inspiring first-hand accounts of members of the British Army. Covers the period from D-Day to VE Day Tracks the brutal but ultimately victorious progress of the Allies.

In August 1944, the Polar Bears acted as Monty's left flank. Following the battle for Normandy, they played a key role in the capture of Le Havre, campaigned vigorously in Belgium and helped to take Arnhem. In the final weeks of the war they played a humanitarian role by bringing much-needed food supplies to the starving population of Holland.

This book is a masterly assessment of Adolph Hitler's life, career, and beliefs, drawn not only from the subject's personal writings and speeches, but also from accounts of those who knew him, loved him, and loathed him.