Hitler Triumphant: Alternate Decisions of World War II
Published in 2006, edited by Peter G. Tsouras. Included the following essays:
- May Day: The Premiership of Lord Halifax – Nigel Jones
- Peace in Our Time: Memories of Life at Führer Headquarters – Charles Vasey
- The Spanish Gambit: Operation FELIX – John Prados
- Navigare Necesse Est, Vivere Non Est Necesse: Mussolini and the Legacy of Pompey the Great – Wade G. Dudley
- The Health of The State: Italy and Global War – David C. Isby
- Black Cross, Green Crescent, Black Gold: The Drive to the Indus – David M. Keithly
- Wings Over the Caucasus: Operation LEONARDO – Paddy Griffith
- To the Last Drop Of Blood: The Fall of Moscow – Kim H. Campbell
- The Stalingrad Breakout: 'Raus Pulls You Through' - Peter G. Tsouras
- For Want of an Island: The Fall of Malta and German Victory – John D. Burtt
- Ike's Cockade: The Allied Invasion of France – Stephen Badsey
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