The Bomber War: A Ladybird Expert Book

An accessible and authoritative introduction to the Allied bombing of Germany in WW2Part of the new Ladybird Expert series, The Bomber War is an accessible, insightful and authoritative introduction to the airborne Allied fight against Nazi Germany.- How did aeroplane technology change the theatre of war?- How did the Blitz affect Britain's ability to fight?- How did the Allies finally triumph?DISCOVER how the complex impact of bomber technology shaped the outcome of World War II. From the Blitz to the Battle of the Ruhr, the Bomber War transformed the state of warfare in the twentieth century.GERMANY'S DEADLY TACTICS, THE ALLIES' BRUTAL VICTORYWritten by historian, author and broadcaster James Holland and with immersive illustrations by Keith Burns, THE BOMBER WAR is an accessible and enthralling introduction to these critical battles and their impact on the outcome of World War II.

“Praise for WW2 Ladybird Experts Series -- - S hines a light on some of the darkest and most dramatic moments of the six-year conflict.-- Daily Mail The artwork is gloriously retro, echoing the original Ladybird house style but containing completely up to date information.-- Shiny New Books”

Praise for WW2 Ladybird Experts Series -
Shines a light on some of the darkest and most dramatic moments of the six-year conflict. Daily Mail
The artwork is gloriously retro, echoing the original Ladybird house style but containing completely up to date information. Shiny New Books

James Holland is an internationally acclaimed and award-winning historian, writer, and broadcaster. The author of a number of best-selling histories he has presented - and written - a large number of television programmes and series. He has a weekly Second World War podcast, We Have of Making You Talk, with Al Murray, and is Chair of the Chalke Valley History Festival. He is a research fellow at St Andrew's University.

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