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Inferno: The World at War, 1939-1945
by Max Hastings
I'm going to take a moment to just pat myself on the back. Over a month after beginning this beast, I have finally completed it. Spending hours and hours underlining and commenting in the margins - reading at a pace of slightly over 20pgs an hour - I'm so thankful to have committed that effort to this masterpiece:
Inferno completely changed my viewpoint on the Second World War. It provided incredible insight and horrific details that have sufficiently expanded my knowledge of the subject. I know the one volume history acts as an outline to the magnitude of the war itself, but I have still learned so much about it. I consider myself to be a history buff, yet this book has gone above what I could have ever imagined: I have used almost forty tabs on especially awesome quotes and figures.
It is the definitive one volume history on the war.
Inferno completely changed my viewpoint on the Second World War. It provided incredible insight and horrific details that have sufficiently expanded my knowledge of the subject. I know the one volume history acts as an outline to the magnitude of the war itself, but I have still learned so much about it. I consider myself to be a history buff, yet this book has gone above what I could have ever imagined: I have used almost forty tabs on especially awesome quotes and figures.
It is the definitive one volume history on the war.