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Axis Ascendent Kindle Edition

by Richard Overy (Author) Format: Kindle Edition

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Axis Ascendant is the second part of a four-volume series, published in association with the Imperial War Museum, covering the six-year global conflagration of the Second World War. The other titles in the series are Blitzkrieg, The Turning of the Tide and The Struggle for Victory. Axis Ascendant, charts the period when the Axis powers reigned supreme. It begins with the German drive eastwards and the invasion of Russia and moves to the Japanese bombing of Pearl Harbor and the entry of America into the war. The action continues in Africa and sees the start of the bloody battles in the Far East where British, Commonwealth and American forces faced combat and hardship like never before. Axis Ascendant is also part of the wider André Deutsch ebook only series A World at War.

Series Introduction:
Published for the first time in digital format, André Deutsch’s ‘A World at War’ series presents a collection of authoritative and concise military histories written by some of the world’s most respected military and social historians. We launch with a series of 12 titles on the First and Second World Wars by authors including Gary Sheffield, Richard Overy, Juliet Gardiner and Richard Holmes. Future titles will cover subjects ranging from the French Revolution and the Napoleonic Wars, to the American Civil War and the Vietnam War, by authors such as Sir Alistair Horne and Major General Julian Thompson.