Two World Wars. 31 Years. Over 80 Million Lives. One Story That Explains the Modern World.
In 1914, soldiers rode into battle on horseback. By 1945, a single bomb erased an entire city. In between: two wars that toppled 4 empires, redrew the map of the world, and left over 80 million dead.
This 2-book collection tells that story from the first shot in Sarajevo to the final surrender in Tokyo Bay—the battles, the leaders, the betrayals, and the decisions that still shape our world.
Included in this 2-Book Collection:
- World War 1: A Complete History of WWI and Its Modern Impact
- World War 2: A Complete History of WWII and Its Enduring Legacy
Read together, they connect the dots most history books leave scattered: how a wrong turn in Sarajevo lit the fuse, how the peace at Versailles guaranteed a second war, and how a failed painter turned a nation's humiliation into the deadliest conflict in human history.
Inside, You Will Discover:
- The wrong turn that changed history—how a driver's simple mistake delivered Archduke Franz Ferdinand straight to his assassin, and dragged 30 nations into war
- Why one French general looked at the Treaty of Versailles and predicted WW2 almost to the exact year
- Verdun and the Somme—where over 1.5 million men became casualties fighting over a few miles of mud
- The Christmas Truce of 1914, when enemy soldiers climbed out of their trenches to share carols, cigarettes, and a game of football in No Man's Land
- The miracle of Dunkirk—how fishing boats and pleasure yachts helped rescue 338,000 soldiers trapped against the sea
- Stalingrad: the single battle that broke Hitler's war machine, at a cost of nearly 2 million casualties
- And so much more…
Most people know the battles. Few understand the chain of events that connects them—and how it built the world outside your window.
Every border in Europe. The UN. NATO. The superpower rivalries in today's headlines. All of it traces back to these 31 years. Understand them, and you will understand the modern world.
