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World War II: 1941

By: History by the Hour
Narrated by: Rory Young
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Publisher's Summary

In this one-hour history book, discover why 1941 was such a pivotal year as we uncover the main events of that year during World War II, the most lethal war of all times.

It was a watershed year for conflict. Many of the most tumultuous and consequential events of World War II occurred in 1941.

In this year alone, Russia was invaded, the United States was bombed at Pearl Harbor, and Ethiopia was liberated from Italian troops. To demonstrate how crucial it was, in January, many military planners assumed that Britain would follow France to defeat before the year was out. By the end of December, even Axis strategists were quietly acknowledging that the war was all but lost for Germany, Italy, and Japan. This book contains a concise telling of the rapid-fire events that led to this stunning turnabout in the exact order in which they occurred.

In this short one-hour book, you will know everything you need to know about what happened in 1941 during World War II.

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