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A fast-paced and authoritative look at the decisive final year of World War One — an accessible yet detailed account drawn from Imperial War Museum archives.
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The Imperial War Museum Book of 1918: Year of Victory by Malcolm Brown is a compelling military history that explores the decisive final year of the First World War. Drawing on the extensive archives of the Imperial War Museum, the author presents a vivid account of the dramatic campaigns, strategic turning points, and human stories that shaped the Allied victory in 1918.
Part of the Pan Grand Strategy Series, this edition blends accessible narrative with authoritative research, making it ideal for both serious military history collectors and general readers. Brown examines the collapse of the Central Powers, the impact of American involvement, and the relentless offensives that ultimately ended one of history’s most devastating conflicts.
An engaging and informative WWI title, perfect for readers interested in strategy, battlefield developments, and the closing chapters of the Great War.
Condition – Very Good
Lightly worn covers. Pink ink stamp on title page






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