by Marc Ferro · Tapa blanda · ISBN 9782262027513
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«Ils étaient sept hommes en guerre» is the historical essay by Marc Ferro, published by Perrin in paperback (480 pages, in French).
French historian Marc Ferro traces the parallel history of seven leaders —Stalin, Hitler, Churchill, Mussolini, De Gaulle, Hirohito and Roosevelt— between 1918 and 1945. The book shows how these men read events, manoeuvre, confront one another and decide on the life and death of millions of people, in a war conceived as a duel behind closed doors on a planetary scale.
The work is subtitled «1918-1945: histoire parallèle» and belongs to the Tempus collection (No. 202).
For readers of twentieth-century history, especially those interested in the Second World War and in the comparative biography of its protagonists.
Marc Ferro was a French historian. Author of several books, including The Use and Abuse of History.
