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1. Gone to Soldiers
by Professor Marge Piercy
Here is a superb novel about the heroines at home during World War II, the women who sacrificed everything without firing a shot. And it is also the ... More
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2. Chronicle in Stone
by Ismail Kadare
In a seamless mosaic of dreams and games, Kadare's young narrator both reflects and distorts events as his ancient, magical home town - and his own ... More
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3. Fortunes of War: The Balkan Trilogy
by Olivia Manning, Rachel Cusk (Introduction by)
"The Balkan Trilogy" is the story of a marriage and of a war, a vast, teeming, and complex masterpiece in which Olivia Manning brings the uncertainty ... More
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4. Life and Fate
by Vasily Grossman
An epic tale of a country told through the fate of a single family, the Shaposhnikovs.
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5. Guard of Honor
by James Gould Cozzens
James Gould Cozzens was one of America's most famous writers after the Second World War. His Pulitzer Prize-winning novel GUARD OF HONOR balances a ... More
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6. Cat's Grin
by Francois Maspero
"A wise and bitter novel about memory and death. A hat should be tipped to the translator, too." The New Yorker
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8. Citadel in Spring
by Hiroyuki Agawa, Lawrence Rogers (Translator)
Published in Japanese in 1949, Citadel in Spring is, at its heart, an autobiographical novel of the author's life from university through induction ... More
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10. Slaughterhouse-Five
by Kurt Vonnegut, Jr.
Captured by Germans after World War II's Battle of the Bulge, soldier Kurt Vonnegut and other prisoners were taken to Dresden, Germany, where they ... More
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11. The Navigation Log
by Martin Corrick
A wonderful, inventive, first novel (Andrew Motion, the Poet Laureate, is a great fan) set primarily during WW2. A vivid, highly original, funny, ... More
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12. Battle Cry
by Leon Uris
Now available for the first time in more than 20 years--the first novel by the beloved "New York Times" bestselling author of "Exodus." This powerful ... More
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13. Sophie and the Rising Sun
by Augusta Trobaugh
It is 1939 and a quiet, unassuming man arrives in a sleepy Georgia town. Known by most of the inhabitants as "the Chinee", Mr Oto is noticed by ... More
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14. Wartime
by Paul Fussell, Fussell
This brilliant analysis of life during World War II brings both the war and the homefront vividly to life--the deprivations, blunders, anxieties and ... More
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15. Across The River And Into The Trees
by Ernest Hemingway
The War is just over. In Venice, a city elaborately and affectionately described, the American Colonel, Richard Cantrell, falls passionately in love ... More
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16. Lambrusco
by Ellen Cooney
The author of "A Private Hotel for Gentle Ladies" has written a captivating, wonderfully funny novel. Set in 1943 Italy, the country and its people ... More
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17. El Paciente Ingles
by Michael Ondaatje
The best-selling-novel-turned-movie that garnered 9 Oscars including Best Picture. Four people come together in a deserted Italian villa during the ... More
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18. C'est La Guerre
by Louis Calaferte, Austryn Wainhouse (Translator)
The novel opens with the confused perceptions of an eleven-year-old boy who, while playing in the village square, hears the tocsin sounding, then a ... More
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19. The Path to the Spiders' Nests
by Italo Calvino
Pin is a bawdy, adolescent cobbler's assistant, both arrogant and insecure who - while the Second World War rages - sings songs and tells jokes to ... More
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21. Whistle
by James Jones
Portrays the alienation of soldiers home from the war.
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22. Wartime Lies
by Louis Begley
In Poland, in 1939, the comfortable, secure world of assimilated Jews is blown away by the invasion of the Third Reich. Maciek's father disappears ... More
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23. The Second World War: A Complete History
by Sir Martin Gilbert
First published in 1989 to mark the 50th anniversary of World War II, Gilbert's masterful history chronicles the entire war--from the German invasion ... More
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24. At War
by Flann O'Brien, John Wyse Jackson (Editor)
"A feast of a book." The Independent
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25. The Thirty Years' War
by Henrik Tikkanen, George Blecher (Translator), Lone Thygesen Blecher (Translator)
By turns ironic and uproarious, "The Thirty Years' War" is about a soldier who carried on World War II by himself, years after it officially ended. ... More
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