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U.S. SUBMARINE ATTACKS DURING WORLD WAR II

By: John D. Alden.

Book in good condition. with dust Jacket.

DEFENSES OF NARRAGANSETT BAY IN WORLD WAR II

By: Walter Schroder

As-new, in wraps, as issued.

WRITERS ON WORLD WAR II: AN ANTHOLOGY

By: Edited and with a Foreword by Mordecai Richler

A very good copy, in an unclipped dust jacket that is very faintly edge-chipped, else fine.

NORTH CAROLINA’S ROLE IN WORLD WAR II

By: Sarah McCulloh Lemmon

A very good copy, in wraps as issued.

DUNKIRK [The World of War series]

The British Evacuation

By: Robert Jackson

As-new copy of the 2004 reissue in an unclipped dust jacket. First published by Arthur Barker in 1976.

THE INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS SECTION OF PRINCETON UNIVERSITY IN WORLD WAR II, A Personal Account (Research Report No.121

-Signed First American Edition-

By: J. Douglas Brown

This is a virtually mint copy in an unclipped dust jacket with an inch-long closed short tear on the rear face, else fine. A presentation inscription from the author is…

A.J. LIEBLING: WORLD WAR II WRITINGS

[The Road Back to Paris; Mollie and Other War Pieces; Uncollected War Journalism; Normandy Revisited]

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By: A.J. Liebling (Pete Hamill, Editor)

As-new, in publisher’s shrink wrap. The definitive American literary series encompassing all periods and genres of American writing, published in exceedingly handsome hardcover volumes with sewn bindings and ribbon markers,…

U.S. ARMY IN WORLD WAR II: EUROPEAN THEATER OF OPERATIONS

BREAKOUT AND PURSUIT

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By: (Office of the Chief of Military History) by Martin Blumenson

A very good copy, as issued without a dust jacket. Virtually mint, with all maps present.

WORLD WAR I ORIGINAL PRESS PHOTOGRAPH OF WINSTON CHURCHILL

"Minister of Munitions"

Handwritten caption on the verso reads: “1917. As Minister of Munitions Winston Churchill toured the country whipping up national support for an arms drive.” While the image dates from 1917,…