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Original Title: The Winds of War
ISBN: 0316952664 (ISBN13: 9780316952668)
Edition Language: English
Series: The Henry Family #1
Characters: Joseph Stalin, Hermann Göring, Benito Mussolini, Victor Henry, Byron Henry, Eleanor Roosevelt, Aaron Jastrow, Natalie Jastrow, Rhoda Henry, Warren Henry, Franklin D. Roosevelt, Adolf Hitler, Winston Churchill, Pamela Tudsbury
Setting: Berlin(Germany) Washington, D.C.(United States) Hawaii(United States) …more Germany Italy Atlantic Ocean Pearl Harbor, Hawaii(United States) Manila,1941(Philippines) Siena(Italy) …less
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Title:The Winds of War (The Henry Family #1)
Author:Herman Wouk
Book Format:Paperback
Book Edition:Special Edition
Pages:Pages: 896 pages
Published:February 5th 2002 by Back Bay Books (first published November 15th 1971)
Categories:Historical. Historical Fiction. Fiction. War. World War II. Classics. Military Fiction

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Like no other masterpiece of historical fiction, Herman Wouk's sweeping epic of World War II is the great novel of America's Greatest Generation. Wouk's spellbinding narrative captures the tide of global events, as well as all the drama, romance, heroism, and tragedy of World War II, as it immerses us in the lives of a single American family drawn into the very center of the war's maelstrom. The Winds of War and its sequel War and Remembrance stand as the crowning achievement of one of America's most celebrated storytellers.

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Huge, compelling read. Though I may hesitate to call the book "enlightening", I'd probably feel comfortable describing it as "broadening", particularly regarding the range of viewpoints on various players' roles and motives in the war. It contains plenteous opinions about martial tactics (particularly Germany's) and the effects of politics (particularly the US's) on the outcomes in WWII. Opinions or not, it was refreshing to see unconventional views stated so thoroughly and convincingly. I was

The Winds of War is the first of a 2 part series comprised of The Winds of War and War and Remembrance. This book was impossible to put down. The story of the lead-up to WWII told primarily through the lens of the American Henry family, The Winds of War gives a comprehensive background on the military and political situation in a much more engaging way than a non-fiction book could. It also paints a broader picture by looking at the situation on the ground in both Europe as well as America.

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They found the narrow tarred roads filling with people on foot and horse-drawn wagons laden with children, furniture, squawking geese, and the like. Some peasants drove along donkeys piled with household goods, or a few mooing cows. Marching soldiers now and then forced the car off the road. A troop of cavalry trotted by on gigantic dappled horses. The dusty riders chatted as they rode, strapping fellows with helmets and sabres glittering in the morning sun. They laughed, flashing white teeth,

The cover says.."Grand..Grandiose..Compelling" and I must agree wholeheartedly I just finished this huge classic wonderful piece of engrossing fiction based on the beginning of WWII history. It begins in 1939. Vicariously through a military family named the Henry's, we get more than a birds eye view of how things manifested. In this book, I swear, every page you feel as though you must have taken a trip back in time. I chose this book because I'm quite attracted to WWII fiction but I wanted to

I've just finished reading The winds of war for the second time, about 25 years after reading it the first time. I had never thought that I would re-read it -- it just seemed too long. It was not that I hadn't enjoyed reading it, but it seemed that once in a lifetime was enough.And then my wife bought the DVDs of the TV series based on the book, and we began watching it. In the first episode I was struck by the trouble that had gone into making it. It was not all shot on location, of course, and

This is the first book to read, followed by War and Remembrance. I was a baby when WWII broke out and my Dad was a sailor who went to New Guinea. I wanted to know more about it than can be found in an ordinary history book. The author was true to facts and places, fleshing out the events with believable characters. I loved reading these two books for their facts and for the pure pleasure of reading really good books. I had visited Normandie in France, Poland, two of the death camps, Pearl