Military History Bookazines

Heroes of World War TwoFrom Victoria Cross valour to acts of resistance in Occupied Europe and humanitarianism in the face of the Holocaust, Heroes...

Originally published as War in the East and re-released for the 80th anniversary of Operation Barbarossa, Hitler’s War is a must read for anyone wi...

This 116-page special magazine tells the story of the Normandy landings in the summer of 1944 in this, the 75th Anniversary year. Featuring: TRAINI...

He remains the personification of evil. Perhaps no other despot in the history of mankind has left such a legacy of disregard for life and goodness...

These are the commanders – the decision makers of World War Two. Their military bearing, bravado, skill, and dedication shaped the outcome of the g...

This 100-page special publication sees Robert Kershaw, one of the UK's leading battle historians, take a unique look at three major battles from wo...

An updated reissue of the popular 2018 title intended to inform the many thousands wishing to pay their respects during the 80th anniversary year o...

World War One was the most destructive conflict the world had known with scarcely a family throughout the UK and Commonwealth being untouched by th...

A reissue of the popular 2019 bookazine. Hitler’s V Weapons, a 116-page special publication, explores the very moment Allied intelligence first war...

Eighty years ago, Operation Market Garden became one of the most ambitious, risky, and costly endeavours of World War Two. The combined airborne a...

Created to break the Western Front stalemate in World War One, the tank really came into its own in World War Two. Tanks saw extensive development...

A year of great progress, 1944 was for the Allied forces in all theatres of World War Two, a harbinger of the end of the Axis. As the Allies liber...