Description: Immerse yourself in the captivating world of World War II with "The Last 100 Days" by John Toland. This vintage paperback novel provides a gripping and detailed account of the final moments of the war, written by a renowned historian and author. The book features 694 pages of nonfiction narrative, covering a variety of topics such as military history, war, and general history. Published in 1970 by A Bantam Book, this item is a must-have for any history enthusiast or collector of vintage paperbacks. Its compact size, measuring 7 inches in length and 4 inches in width, makes it easy to carry and store. Get your hands on this piece of history and discover the last 100 days of World War II like never before. THE LAST 1️⃣0️⃣0️⃣ DAYSBy JOHN TOLAND Non-Fiction 🐓 * BANTAM BOOK *TORONTO NEW YORK LONDON A NATIONAL COMPANY --------------------------------------------------------------- Author's Note---------------------------------------------------------------- Perhaps no other 100 days in history have been greater significanceand consequences then those at the end of World War II in Europe.Within the space of three months Roosevelt, Hiter and Mussolini died,as did Nazism and Fascism. V-E Day marked the end of one era andthe beginning of another, with its fantastic hopes and terrors. I have tried to write of those portentous day as if they took place ahundred years ago and to portray Hitler, Himmler, Goring and theirkind not against the background of one who lived through that periodbut with the objectivity of time. The book is based on hundreds of interviews with people fromtwenty-one countries who were directly involved with the eventsdescribed. Wherever possible the participants are the basic sourcefor what happened and they reveal- and at times condemn- themselveswith their own words. It is time for revelation, not accusation. The book is further based on several thousand primary sources:after-action reports; staff journals and monographs; a number oftop-secret messages and personal documents that have until nowbeen unavailable to historians (Lieutenant General Hobart Gay,Patton's chief of staff, for example, allowed his diary- kept atPatton's order- to be used for the first time); finally, numerouspublished and unpublished books where consulted. The excerpts of dialogue in this book are not fictional.They come from transcripts, stenographic notes and memory of theparticipants. The Notes (at the end of the book) contain sources forall the material used, chapter by chapter. Max Beerbohm once wrote, " The past is a work of art, free ofirrelevancies and loose ends." My hope has been to recreate pastevents after enough time had elapsed to recollect them in relativetranquility, but not before the " irrelevancies and losses ends,"which are the spice of history, have disappeared. You can read about the highlights and revelations in THE LAST 100 DAYS----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------* The truth about General Patton's fantastic and tragic raid on Hammelburg* Himmler and the Jews*The last hours of Adolf Hitler* Eisenhower's two greatest mistakes* The truth about Yalta* Inside Hitler*The man who could have taken Berlin in twenty-four hours*Operation Sunrise*The death of 1,400,000 German civilians* The gigantic snafu of the two surrenders of Germany*The last days of Mussolini* Ne information about the role of Martin Bormann-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------FILLED WITH FASCINATING PERSONAL STORIES ANDINCREDIBLE EPISODES NEVER BEFORE REVEALED!------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ THE LAST 100 DAYSA Bantam Book / Published by arrangement with Random House Inc. PRINTING HISTORYRandom House addition published February 19662nd printing the .............. April 1966 4th printing .......... May 19663rd printing .................... April 1966 5th printing .......... May 1966Literary Guild in addition published February 1966A portion of this book appeared in LADIES HOME JOURNAL June 1966Bantam edition published January 19672nd printing......... January 1967 4th printing........... January 19673rd printing.......... January 1967 5th printing........... November 1970 The author is grateful to the following for permission to quote:Doubleday and Company Inc.-Triumph in the West,Author Bryant. Copyright 1959 by Author Bryant.A.D. Peters & company - From The Testament of Adolf Hitler:The Hitler-Bormann Documents, February- April 1945 edition by H.R. Trevor-Roper. Published by Casell & company Ltd.Time, Inc.- From Memoirs by Harry S. Truman, Vol.1. p. 6,63, 206. Published by Doubleday company Inc. 1955 by the Time Inc.Weidenfeld & Nicolson- Form The Bormann Letters: the Private Correspondence between Martin Bormann and his wife, from January 1943 to April 1945 London 1954. All rights reserved.copyright 1965,1966 by John TolandAll rights reserved under International and Pan-American copyright conventions.This book may not be reproduced in whole or in part without prior written authorization from publisher. Published simultaneously in United States and Canada-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Bantam Books are published by Bantam Books Inc.,National Gen. company. It's trademark consists of words "Bantam Books" and the portrayal of a bantam, is registered in the United Statespatent office added other countries. Marca Registrada. Bantam Books Inc., New York, N.Y. Printed in: The United States of America Total Number of Pages in this Book: 694Format: Paperback Book Language: English Condition.This is a preowned book. The front cover is in good condition it does have visible lines in it. There is scotch tape: fixing a tear at the bottom. Next to the tear there is a puffy fold. There is a visible crease that runs from top to bottom of spine shown in the photographs the spine has creases in its. At the top of the spine there is a piece of the cover missing. The back is in okay condition with visible lines and scratches in it. The overall look of the book is in okay condition. This book does contain underline words. He and boxed in areas of interest. And Gribble. This book has been damaged and there are places where there is scotch tape in which to fix the pages. The overall condition of the reading material in this book. 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copyright: 1965, 1966 by John Toland
Book Title: Last 100 Days
Book Series: Historical
Original Language: English
Item Length: 7 in
Vintage: Yes
Personalize: Yes
Format: Paperback
Unit Type: oz
Language: English
copyright 1965, 1966 by: John Toland
Item Height: 1 - 1/4 in
Topic: General, WWII (1939-45), Military History, War, Military / World War II
Unit Quantity: 1
Item Width: 4 in
Bantam edition published January 1967: 2nd printing....... January 1967 4th printing....January 1967
Signed: No
Ex Libris: Yes
Narrative Type: Nonfiction
Publisher: Bantam Books
Subject: Vintage Paperbacks
California Prop 65 Warning: N/A
Bantam edition: 3rd printing..... January 1967 5th printing.... November 1970
Publication Year: Unknown
Type: Novel
Era: 1940s
Author: John Toland
Genre: Fiction, History, Military / World War II, Non-Classifiable, Non-Fiction
Country/Region of Manufacture: United States
Item Weight: 12 Oz
Number of Pages: 694 ages
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