The Road to Liberation. World War II, #6

The Road to Liberation follows the decisive final phase of World War II as Allied power closed in on the Axis from every direction. From the brutal Eastern Front after Kursk to the resistance networks of occupied Europe, from the mountains of Italy and the bloodshed of Monte Cassino to the planning and execution of D-Day, this volume traces the immense military, political, and human struggle that began to break Nazi domination across Europe.
The book explores the liberation of France, the triumph and tragedy of Operation Market Garden, the heroic devastation of the Warsaw Uprising, and the massive naval clash at Leyte Gulf, where the war in the Pacific entered a decisive new stage. Blending battlefield strategy with civilian suffering, partisan warfare, command decisions, and the moral complexity of liberation, this sixth volume presents a powerful account of the moment when the Axis empires began to collapse under the combined pressure of armies, resistance fighters, fleets, and occupied peoples determined to be free.