diplomatic history

This 6-volume set was written by Winston Churchill using a team of advisors and the collection of the documents on which the writing was to be based. He also asked for recollections from those involved. Volume 6 tells the story from the Anglo-American landings in Normandy in June and the unconditional surrender of Japan in September.

American diplomat Henry Kissinger chronicles America's role in the Vietnam War and its end, discussing secret talks among key players and explaining how consequential decisions were made.

Profusely illustrated text depicts the World War II roles of the states that succeeded in remaining neutral, including Portugal, Spain, Switzerland, and Turkey.

Describes the U.S.'s political and military attempts to prevent the spread of Communism throughout the world in the latter half of the twentieth century, discussing Germany, Korea, Egypt, Cuba, Vietnam, Angola, and Nicaragua.

Presents a brief profile of former Secretary of State, Henry Kissinger, and chronicles his childhood in Nazi Germany, immigration to the United States, education, and success in politics.

Describes events of World War II from January 1942 to May 1943, including the invasion of Sicily, warfare in Africa, meetings with Roosevelt, and efforts at collaboration with Stalin.