WORLD WAR II: The Untold Stories

Antiquarian Tim Cook shows his brand name narrating capacity in the second volume of his mind blowing record of Canadians in The Second Great War. Cook joins an uncommon handle of military system with a profound compassion for the troopers on the ground, adrift, and in the air. Whether it's a moment by-minute record of a difficult cannons fight, horrendous infighting among commanders, the scene inside a clinical unit, or the little subtleties of a warrior's regular routine, Cook makes a totally convincing story. He relates in hypnotizing subtlety how the Canadian powers figured in the Partnered besieging of Germany, the D-Day arriving at Juno ocean side, the taking of Caen, and the drive south. Including many high contrast photos and moving portions from letters and journals of servicemen, Battle to the Completion, alongside its buddy volume, The Vital Conflict, widens how we might interpret WWII with a grasping record of Canadians who battled abroad, and the home front that was changed until the end of time.