The Second World War

• Series preface

• Introduction

• The forgotten campaign

• Poland's military aviation in September 1939

• A reassessment of Anglo-French strategy during the phony war, 1939-40

• The Winter War in global perspective

• The German invasion of Norway, 1940

• Myth of the blitzkrieg

• Myths of the blitzkrieg - the enduring mythology of the 1940 campaign

• The battle of Gembloux, 14-15 May 1940: the blitzkrieg checked

• The fall of France, 1940

• Strategy and scapegoatism: reflections on the French national catastrophe, 1940

• Colonel Blimp and the British army

• British divisional commanders in the war against Germany, 1939-1945

• Understanding defeat: reappraising Italy's role in World War II

• The Italo-Greek war in context

• Italian priorities and Axis diplomacy

• Re-evaluating who won the Italo-British naval conflict, 1940-42

• Could Admiral Gensoul have averted the tragedy of Mers-el-Kébir?

• British subversion in French East Africa, 1941-2: SOE's Todd mission

• Both sides of the hill: intelligence in the Crete and Arnhem campaigns

• The Red Army at war 1941-1945: sources and interpretations

• Recent literature on the Great Patriotic War of the Soviet Union 1941-1945

• Antonescu's eagles against Stalin's falcons: the Romanian Air Force, 1920-1941

• Hitler's quest for oil: the impact of economic considerations on military strategy, 1941-42

• A case study in early joint warfare: an analysis of the Wehrmacht's Crimean campaign of 1942

• Too little, too late: an analysis of Hitler's failure in August 1942 to damage Soviet oil production

• The myth of Stalingrad

• Name index