Typed paper caption on verso reads (in part): “Allies Grand Strategy Conference in N. Africa. President Roosevelt Meets Mr. Churchill. One of the most [important] conferences of this war began…
…with a smattering of light, scattered foxing to the prelims and fore-edges only. LETTICE MARSTON was one of the central Churchill secretaries who took down his war memoirs as he…
…dust jacket has darkened considerably, with edge-chipping, particularly at the spine head, fractional corner losses, and some streaking across the spine. The book is the Second State binding, per Cohen,…
Six in 1935 (when the Nuremberg Laws were instituted), Koehn was 1/4 Jewish, but her parents concealed this and she grew up during the war without knowing, joining the Hitler…
On Pershing’s staff; Asst. COS, of div. (wrote unit history); onArmistice Commission; later Asst. Secy. of War. A very good copy, without dust jacket. (227p., 7 illus., index.) Spine faded,…
…with President Roosevelt off Newfoundland aboard the USS Augusta and the British battle cruiser HMS Prince of Wales to discuss the war against the Axis powers. The outcome of this…
This is a very good copy of the First English edition, without dust jacket, as issued. The gilt lettering on the front cover and spine is bright. The boards are…
A highly critical study of Churchill’s wartime objectives in the Mediterranean. This is a very good copy of the First American edition, without dust jacket; somewhat toned on the endpapers….
Leavenworth Papers No. 6. An analysis of the Soviets’ considerable skill in coordinating and executing sometimes massive night operations against the Germans. A very good copy (58p., 11 maps, notes,…
A very good ex-libris copy, slight foxing of preliminaries, deckled edges, spine slightly faded & bumped, lettering still clear.
This is a very good copy of the First American edition in a price-clipped, mylar-protected dust jacket that has a few chips and small missing pieces along the top edge…