Mitos y leyendas de la Segunda Guerra Mundial

Synopsis of Mitos y leyendas de la Segunda Guerra Mundial

«Mitos y leyendas de la Segunda Guerra Mundial» is a historical essay by James Hayward published by Inedita Ediciones in hardback (304 pp., in Spanish).

James Hayward examines the most famous myths and rumours of the Second World War: from the myth of Dunkirk as a victory to the Manston mutiny, the case of the Royal Oak or Hitler's supposed faith in astrology. With documentary sources from the period, he separates proven facts from propaganda and deception on both sides.

It belongs to the Historia Inédita collection. The Spanish edition, translated by Ana Gonzalvo, is based on the English original «Myths & Legends of the Second World War». Includes black-and-white photographs.

For readers of military history and historical popularisation who want to learn about the most widespread myths and rumours of the Second World War.