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The Marshall Cavendish Illustrated Encyclopedia of World War II

the Marshall Cavendish Illustrated Encyclopedia of World War II is a major illustrated reference series on WWII history, published by Marshall Cavendish, with main editorial authors such as Eddy Bauer, James L. Collins Jr., and Peter Young.

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D 743 1972

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Great Britain : Orbis Publishing Limited., 1972

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280 p.

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D 743 1972

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text

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The Marshall Cavendish Illustrated Encyclopedia of World War II by Christopher Chant is a comprehensive and visually rich resource that brings the events of World War II to life through thousands of full-color photographs. The encyclopedia is based on the original text by Lieutenant Colonel Eddy Bauer and emphasizes significant aspects of the war that are particularly important to Americans. It is presented in 25 volumes, covering various key chapters such as the rise of Hitler, the Battle of Pearl Harbor, and the eventual Allied victory. The work is noted for its clarity and thoroughness, making it an excellent tool for both casual readers and scholars alike.

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Chant, Cristopher

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