Secrets and stories of the war Volume 2
Subtitle: A selection of articles and book condensations in which The Reader's Digest recorded the Second World War.
Series: Volume 2 of 2
Publisher: Reader's Digest
Published: 1963
Place of publication: London
Format: Hardcover
Number of pages: -720
Table of contents: label: Volume II; title: 369
label: The one that got away. Kendal Burt and James Leasor; title: 399
label: Cockleshell heroes. George Kent; title: 405
label: Fourteen days of hell on an icecap. Carl Wall; title: 412
label: I was a night-club spy. Claire Phillips and Frederick Painton; title: 419
label: The end of the Scharnhorst. C.S. Forester; title: 426
label: The man who saved London. George Kent; title: 434
label: 'Wingate's circus'. Charles Rolo; title: 442
label: The corpse that hoaxed the axis. The Hon. Ewen E.S. Montagu; title: 452
label: Confusion was their business. Frederic Sondern; title: 458
label: Japan's last secret weapon-Balloons. Brigadier-General W.H. Wilbur; title: 465
label: The Battle of D-Day minus one. Blake Clark; title: 470
label: The neutral war in Scandinavia. Colonel Bernt Balchen; title: 475
label: The longest day. Cornelius Ryan; title: 553
label: The idol of San Vittore. Indro Montanelli; title: 560
label: The radar screens that told lies. Allan Michie; title: 567
label: 'I fell 18,000 feet without a parachute'. Nicholas Stephen Alkemade; title: 576
label: The day Bombay blew up. John Ennis; title: 582
label: What really happened to Rommel. Countess Waldeck; title: 588
label: Death on a devine wind. Captain Rikihei Inoguchi and Commander Tadashi Nakajima; title: 595
label: The man with the miraculous hands. Joseph Kessel; title: 638
label: The RAF versus the V-2. Allan Michie; title: 643
label: They kidnapped a general. Greg Keeton; title: 650
label: The greatest sea-air battle in history. Hanson Baldwin; title: 657
label: Germany was bombed to defeat. Allan Michie; title: 666
label: Adolf Hitler's last days. Frederic Sondern; title: 677
label: The great Nazi counterfeit plot. Major George McNally; title: 684
label: Was this the deadliest error of our time? William Coughlin; title: 687
label: No high ground. Fletcher Knebel and Charles Bailey