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Saul David

    January 1, 1966

    Saul David is a distinguished historian specializing in the wars of the Victorian period. His works are marked by a profound understanding of military history and a talent for crafting compelling narratives from the past. David explores both grand strategic events and the fates of individuals caught within times of conflict. His writing is lauded for its authenticity and readability, drawing readers deeply into dramatic eras of British history.

    Saul David
    Operation Thunderbolt
    SBS - Silent Warriors
    Crucible of Hell
    100 Days to Victory: How the Great War Was Fought and Won 1914-1918
    Devil Dogs
    War
    • 2025

      Sky Warriors

      British Airborne Forces in the Second World War

      • 576 pages
      • 21 hours of reading
      Sky Warriors
    • 2025

      Tunisgrad

      Destroying the Axis, 1942-1943

      Focusing on the North African Campaign during World War II, this epic history delves into the complexities and pivotal moments of the conflict. The author, known for previous bestselling works, provides a detailed exploration of the strategies, battles, and key figures involved. Expect a thorough examination of the military tactics and the broader implications of this significant theater of war, bringing to life the experiences of those who fought in this critical chapter of history.

      Tunisgrad
    • 2024

      From bestselling historian Saul David, a riveting new history of the British airborne experience across the Second World War.

      Sky Warriors
    • 2022

      From Sunday Times bestselling historian Saul David, the dramatic tale of the first American troops to take the fight to the enemy in the Second World War, and also the last.

      Devil Dogs
    • 2021

      THE SUNDAY TIMES BESTSELLER 'A terrific book ... It really is one of the most enjoyable histories I've read in many a year' JAMES HOLLAND 'Riveting ... A brilliant account' DAILY MAIL

      SBS - Silent Warriors
    • 2020

      War

      • 512 pages
      • 18 hours of reading

      Follow the epic 5,000-year story of warfare - from the earliest battles to the War on Terror - with this guided tour of every major conflict. Combining a clear and compelling historical narrative with a wealth of fascinating eyewitness accounts and photography throughout, this is the ultimate guide to the history of military conflict, from the armies of ancient Egypt to the rise of Isis in Syria and Iraq, and the ongoing Yemeni civil war. War explores the battles, the warriors, the tactics, and the weapons and technology that have shaped conflict worldwide. Lavishly illustrated with paintings, photographs, artefacts, and maps, this book offers a uniquely detailed and visually rich view of all major aspects of human conflict. Whether on the bloody battlefields of the ancient world or in the modern era of drones and laser-guided missiles, this is the complete story of the wars that have shaped our world.

      War
    • 2020

      'Excellent' Antony BeevorFrom award-winning historian Saul David, an action- packed and powerful new narrative of the Battle of Okinawa - the last great clash of the Second World War, and one that had profound consequences for the modern world.

      Crucible of Hell
    • 2019

      Hailed as 'masterly' (Wall Street Journal) and a 'monumental achievement' (Douglas Brinkley), this book tells the riveting, true story of the group of elite US and Canadian soldiers who sacrificed everything to accomplish a crucial but nearly impossible WWII mission.

      The Force
    • 2018

      The Prince and the Whitechapel Murders

      • 304 pages
      • 11 hours of reading

      'A rattling good yarn... A compelling, sexy hero who could give Cornwell's Sharpe a run for his money' The Times on ZULU HARTLondon 1888: George 'Zulu' Hart is the mixed-race illegitimate son of a Dublin actress and (he suspects) the Duke of Cambridge, commander-in-chief of the army. George has fought his way through wars in Africa and Afghanistan, won the VC and married his sweetheart, but he's also a gambler, short of money and in no position to turn down the job of 'minder' to Prince Albert Victor, second in line to the throne. George is to befriend the charming young cavalry officer and keep him out of trouble - no easy task, given that the Prince is a known target for Irish nationalist assassins, while his secret sexual orientation leaves him open to blackmail and scandal. To make matters worse, the Prince is also in the habit of heading out late at night to sample the dubious pleasures of the East End. Both outsiders in their different ways, perhaps the two men have more in common than they know, but when a series of horrible murders begins in Whitechapel, on just the nights the Prince has been there, George is drawn into an investigation which forces him to confront the unthinkable...A brilliant standalone adventure based on detailed research, this is a thrilling novel of suspense and a fascinating new twist on the Jack the Ripper story.

      The Prince and the Whitechapel Murders
    • 2016

      Operation Thunderbolt

      • 464 pages
      • 17 hours of reading
      4.2(23)Add rating

      This is the true story of the greatest special forces' operation of the 20th Century and the first shot in the West's long war against international terrorism. It is a tale of human drama and unbearable tension in which courage, comradeship, fanaticism, incompetence and luck all play their part.

      Operation Thunderbolt