New Perspectives on the Second World War is a series that focuses on the period 1919–1945. With contributions from many of the most distinguished World War II scholars and researchers, the series encourages an international and interdisciplinary approach to a wide variety of subject areas and explores numerous aspects of the war that are often neglected. The Second World War was a truly global conflict with myriad contemporary ramifications and this series provides a wealth of exemplary scholarship to further the study of this important event.
Series Editor Robert von Maier is Publisher and Editor-in-Chief at Brécourt Academic.
Contributions by James Goldrick, Evan Mawdsley, Alan D. Zimm, Iain E. Johnston-White, G. H. Bennett, Charles I. Hamilton, Peter J. Dean, Donald K. Mitchener, Francis Grice and George H. Monahan
The Allies and the Longest Campaign of the Second World War
Edited by Marcus Faulkner and Christopher M. Bell
Contributions by Marc Milner, Christopher M. Bell, Kevin Smith, Tim Benbow, Ben Jones, James Goldrick, Marcus Faulkner, Kevin Smith, G. H. Bennett and David Kohnen
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