The Aftermath: Europe (Time-Life World War II) by Douglas Botting - 1981

Published by Time-Life Books, New York (1981). Hardcover. Fine. The book has minor cosmetic defects (minimal shelf wear on edges and corners of covers.) [see pics]. Pages are clean and not marred by notes or markings. Book has firm binding. 1 corner lightly bumped. | Orders received by noon central time ship the same day. Books ship in a bubble lined poly mailer. | Any retail labels are removed if possible without damaging the covers and covers sanitized with alcohol before shipping. | 100% satisfaction guaranteed. | The pic(s) is/are the actual book. Take a look and see if it is acceptable to you.

This brilliant book in the Time-Life series on World War II explains in layman terms how the Allied forces achieved the impossible, while the Red Army of Soviet Russia interfered and provoked a new world order under communism. Anyone who cares to understand what happened in Germany after the War ended, from 1945-1949 should read this book. There are dozens of side bar stories and anecdotal accounts of what day to day life was like after the War ended in May, 1945, not to mention glorious photographs of life amidst the wreckage. As one historian said,"Europe at the end of the War was half junk yard, half grave yard." This brilliant book in the Time-Life series on World War II explains in layman terms how the Allied forces achieved the impossible, while the Red Army of Soviet Russia interfered and provoked a new world order under communism. Anyone who cares to understand what happened in Germany after the War ended, from 1945-1949 should read this book. There are dozens of side bar stories and anecdotal accounts of what day to day life was like after the War ended in May, 1945, not to mention glorious photographs of life amidst the wreckage. As one historian said,"Europe at the end of the War was half junk yard, half grave yard." This brilliant book in the Time-Life series on World War II explains in layman terms how the Allied forces achieved the impossibe, while the Red Army of Soviet Russia interfered and provoked a new world order under communism. Anyone who cares to understand what happened in Germany after the War ended, from 1945-1949 should read this book. There are dozens of side bar stories and anecdotal accounts of what day to day life was like after the War ended in May, 1945, not to mention glorious photographs of life amidst the wreckage. As one historian said,"Europe at the end of the War was half junk yard, half grave yard." G.M.Ilenda on Amazon


This oversize (3 lb. 1.4 kg.) book requires additional postage to ship out of the U.S. ISBN 13: 9780809434114. #4066