The Afrika Reich

An explosive thriller that conjures a world in which the Nazis won the war, the swastika flies from the Sahara to the Indian Ocean—and only one man can stop the architect of Nazi Africa from realizing his darkest dreams.

Agent Garbo

by Stephan Talty

A Barcelona poultry farmer determined to oppose the Nazis, Juan Pujol became one of history’s most skilled double agents. Here is the story of the spy who matched wits with the best minds of the Third Reich—and won.

Air Battle for Arnhem

by Alan W. Cooper

The dramatic story of the RAF airmen whose effort to supply Allied troops on the ground during Operation Market Garden—the battle to take the bridges at Arnhem—stands as one of the most heroic episodes of World War II.

Allied Special Forces

by Ian Westwell

Among WWII special forces, none were more potent than Britain’s Commandos and the U.S. Army’s Rangers. This amply illustrated volume takes a detailed look at their formation, training, equipment and legendary exploits.

Always Faithful

by Eric Hammel

Counts as 2

Arranged by theme—from images of beach assaults to photographs of the injured and killed-in-action—these 100 photos depict the essence of the War in the Pacific, and the core of what it means to be a Marine.

American Commando

by John Wukovits

In November 1942, American forces fought for every foot of ground in the bloody hell of Guadalcanal. In American Commando, John Wukovits shows us how, in the heat of this brutal combat, one man would make history.

Armored Bears, Volume 1

by Veterans of the Third Panzer Division

A detailed look at Germany’s celebrated 3rd Panzer Division, this unit history covers its formation, its blitzkrieg through Poland and France, and its battles in the Eastern Front in 1941 and 1942.

Armored Bears, Volume 2

by Veterans of the Third Panzer Division

Part 2 of the definitive history of the 3rd Panzer Division, this volume covers the years from 1939 to 1945, including its actions at the Battle of Kursk, its retreat to Germany, and its eventual surrender to the U.S.

Armoured Warfare in the Battle for Normandy

by Anthony Tucker-Jones

The photographs collected here show in graphic detail the role armor played in the Allied D-Day landings and the liberation of occupied France—and the skill and tenacity of the German panzer units that confronted them.

Armoured Warfare in the North African Campaign

by Anthony Tucker-Jones

This photographic history of the struggle of the Italians and Germans against the Allies in Egypt, Libya, and Tunisia between 1940 and 1943 offers dramatic insight into the experiences of tank crews on both sides. SC.

Armoured Warfare on the Eastern Front

by Anthony Tucker-Jones

This photographic history of tank warfare on the Eastern Front offers graphic insight into the experience of tank crews on both sides through rare images of Soviet and German tanks and other armored vehicles in action.

Army of Evil

by Adrian Weale

In the first comprehensive account of the SS in over 40 years, Adrian Weale draws on recently released intelligence files and unpublished photos to offer a chilling portrait of Nazi Germany’s most ruthless enforcers.

Assault Crossing

by Ken Ford

The crossing of the River Seine by the British 43rd Division in August 1944 remains one of the most important operations of the closing stages of World War II. Here is Ken Ford’s classic account of this pivotal clash.

Auschwitz Death Camp

by Ian Baxter

Using some 250 photographs together with detailed captions and accompanying text, it describes how Auschwitz evolved from a brutal labor camp at the beginning of the war into what was literally a factory of death.

The Auschwitz Volunteer

by Witold Pilecki

The remarkable memoir of Polish Army officer Witold Pilecki, who volunteered to get himself arrested by the Germans and sent to Auschwitz as a prisoner to furnish information about the camp to the Polish Underground.