Shadows Of World War II: War Crimes And Espionage  (1995) By Karen Farrington
 
If you're drawn to the untold stories of history, "Shadows of World War II" might be just what you're looking for. It delves into the corners of the Second World War that aren't usually explored in mainstream narratives, giving you a fresh perspective on a period you thought you knew. Karen Farrington's meticulous research could illuminate your understanding of the global conflict with new colours.
 
This book looks at the story of the conflict away from the well-known fronts and the set-piece battles, concentrating instead on the hidden methods that so affected the course and purpose of WW2. It is the story of man at his most inhuman, evil and corrupt - of the racial obsession that drove the Nazis to genocide; of the brutal torture in Singapore's notorious Changi gaol; of the massacre in cold blood of Polish officers at Katyn, and many others.
 
Hard Cover In Dust Jacket
160 pages
In Good Condition