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In Armor and Blood longtime Military History contributor Dennis Showalter takes in the full scope of the massive World War II tank clash on the Kursk salient.

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Cathryn Prince recounts the wartime loss of the Nazi passenger liner Wilhelm Gustloff, with history’s greatest loss of life in a single ship sinking, in Death in the Baltic.

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In A Generous and Merciful Enemy historian Daniel Krebs looks at the important cultural and economic role German prisoners of war played during and particularly after the American Revolution.

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Fremantle has issued a remastered, re-released version of the popular BBC series The World at War.

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