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Churchill's Bunker

The Secret Headquarters at the Heart of Britain's Victory
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'This is the room from which I will direct the war,' Churchill declared, shortly after becoming Prime Minister in 1940. It was from these cramped confines that Churchill turned a seemingly inevitable defeat at the hands of the Nazis into a famous victory. Built in 1938 as a temporary refuge in case of air raid attack, this secret bunker became a second home to Churchill - and to large numbers of military personnel and civil servants whose work until now has been largely unsung. Drawing on a fascinating range of original material, including newly available first-hand accounts of the people who lived there, Holmes reveals how and why the bunker and its war machine developed; how the inhabitants' lives were transformed; and how their work led to victory. Elegant and illuminating, Churchil's Bunker is a unique exploration of one of the most important sites in British history.

Author Biography:

Professor Richard Holmes is one of Britain's most distinguished historians. He is Professor of Military and Security Studies at Cranfield University and the Defence Academy of the United Kingdom, and he has presented seven BBC TV series, including War Walks and In the Footsteps of Churchill. He was general editor of the Oxford Companion to Military History, and is the author of over twenty books.
Release date Australia
June 2nd, 2011
Audience
  • General (US: Trade)
Edition
Main
Illustrations
16 page mono plate section
Pages
272
Dimensions
128x196x20
ISBN-13
9781846682315
Product ID
3988927

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