The edition of Winston Churchill titled "Closing the Ring" is part of his six-volume history of World War II, which remains the definitive account of the cataclysm that swept the world. With clear and dramatic narration, it is remarkable both for its extensive coverage of events and the sense of personal involvement of the author. It is universally acclaimed as a captivating reconstruction of events and stands as an impressive work that led Churchill to be awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature. This particular edition covers the period from June 1943 to July 1944, focusing on the Allies' efforts to achieve victory, including the fall of Mussolini, Hitler's "secret weapon," the growing air assault on Germany, strategies for defeating Japan, and plans for D-Day.

Pages: 704, Dimensions: 13x13cm