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Description edit
A fascinating look at the behind-the-scenes duel to develop the winning weapons of World War II What most people don’t realize is that the decisive factor in the outcome of the Second World War wasn’t the brilliance of the famous Allied military leaders and statesmen. As noted military... read more
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Setting & Locations edit
- England
- Germany
- United States
- Berlin
- London
- Ultra
- Washington
- France
- Europe
- Great Britain
- America
- New York City
- Normandy
- Bletchley Park
- Tokyo
- Paris
- North Atlantic
- Belgium
- Japan
- Denmark
- Chicago
- Moscow
- Wurzburg
- D.c.
- Italy
- Hamburg
- Channel
- Pacific
- Manhattan Project
- Brest
- Switzerland
- Los Alamos
- North Africa
- Spain
- Stockholm
- Brussels
- New Mexico
- Coventry
- Netherlands
- Hawaii
- Poland
- North Sea
- Freya
- Pas De Calais
- Soviet Union
- Peenemtinde
- Knickebein
First Sentence edit
WAR CLOUDS WERE GATHERING over Europe in mid-1938 when Stewart Menzies, the deputy chief of MI-6, the British secret intelligence service, had been laboring seven-day weeks in his office on Broadway, a side street near Westminster Abbey in London.
Authors & Contributors edit
- William B. Breuer (Author)
Classification edit
- Library of Congress: Add the Library of Congress Classification.
- Dewey: 623.09044
Subjects edit
- Books › History › Military › Weapons & Warfare › Conventional
- Books › History › Military › World War II
- Books › Science › Technology › History of Technology
- Books › Literature & Fiction › Genre Fiction › War
- Books › History › Military › Intelligence & Espionage
- Books › History › Military › Strategy
- Books › History › World
- Books › History › Europe
- Books › History › Military Science
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