Title: WWII Survey
Product review: Keegan's survey of WWII takes the reader from an excellent political, economic and military background to the conflict to a comprehensive overview of the war. Warning: it is not an easy read. Keegan's run-on sentences and confusing misplacement or sudden appearances of pronouns that force the reader to go back to the previous sentences can slow down the narrative. Nonetheless, once over the book's idiosyncracies the reader is rewarded with an insightful perspective on the war. Probably not read for relaxation but rather for a good history lesson, the book is well worthwhile.
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