Comparative study of Hitler's Germany and Stalin's Russia, examining the similarities and differences of the two totalitarian systems and what sustained them.

Account of the First World War that interweaves the stories of those who fought with those who opposed the war, examining the conflict between loyalty and conscience in Britain.

Gwynne Dyer's analysis of the post-9/11 world order and the strategic choices that will define whether America remains the sole superpower.

Analysis of the most significant military errors committed by commanders on both sides during the Second World War.

Gwynne Dyer's account of the diplomatic failures and decision-making breakdowns that led the US-led coalition into the Iraq War.

Wartime argument for compulsory national military service in Canada, published in 1917 at the height of the conscription crisis. Merritt was president of the Canadian Defence League and a prominent advocate for compulsory military service. He died of influenza in October 1918, weeks before the armistice, having lived to see both the conscription he championed and the bitter French-English divisions it provoked. The town of Merritt, British Columbia is named after him.

Memoir of four tours of duty in Vietnam between 1962 and 1973

Account of the discovery of the B-24 Liberator "Lady Be Good," which disappeared over the Libyan desert in 1943 and was not found until fifteen years later.

Account of the 105-day Winter War of 1939-40, in which Finland resisted a Soviet invasion with unexpected tenacity.

Pulitzer Prize for History 1995

Six American soldiers' experiences in Afghanistan and Iraq, traced from enlistment through combat and its long aftermath, by the Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist.

Account of the 1917 Halifax Explosion.

Memoir of civilian life in Italy during the Second World War.