Books in Documenting World War II series

Describes major military events of World War II, including the destruction of Poland, the battle of Britain, and the bombing of Pearl Harbor.

Describes how World War II was fought in the Pacific between the United States and Japan.

Describes the events and politics that led to the Holocaust, explains ways people resisted the Holocaust, and how it finally came to an end.

Describes the rise of the Nazis to power in Germany before the start of World War II.

Describes occupation of major parts of Europe, North Africa, and eastern Asia by Germany, Italy, and Japan and those occupied countries' attempts to resist foreign rule.

Describes how World War II was fought in central and Eastern Europe, including Poland, the Soviet Union, and Greece.

This series explores the key aspects and themes of World War II in detail and is ideally suited to the needs of Key Stage 3 history students. In this title on the Holocaust, readers will learn about the persecution of the Jews and other groups in Nazi Germany and eastern Europe.

Uses such primary sources as newspaper articles, letters, posters, broadcasts, photographs, and propaganda to look in detail at the events of World War II.