Werstein, Irving

Covers the period from Stephen Austin's colonization of Mexican Texas in 1821 to the Treaty of Guadulupe Hidalgo in 1848.

History of the growth of the American labor movement.

Describes Danish contributions to World War II's Allied cause through such resistance activities as rescue and evacuation of Danish Jews, sabotage of armament factories, shortwave communication with London, illegal press, and recovery of arms, radios, and supplies.

A record of the last amphibious campaign of World War II--its planning, strategy, and execution.

Briefly examines slavery in the South before and during the Civil War; then appraises the social and political situation during the years following the conflict, describing Lincoln's plans, Johnson's policies, Grant's administration, and Hayes' election.

A history of Israel's Defence Force describing the conditions that forced it to develop skilled fighters and analyzing the long conflict with the Arabs which in 1967 resulted in the Six-Day War.