Using articles from 1939, when the Nazis invaded Poland, the book is a collation of original newspaper scans and provides a fascinating insight to the major events that unfolded during the war in Europe, such as D-Day, the rescue at Dunkirk and VE Day and across the world, such as the North Africa campaigns, the fighting in Burma and the bombing and surrender of Japan. World War II Newspaper Book Home > Books For Adults > Newspaper Books > Historic Books > World War II Newspaper Book $ 79.99. Look back on WW2 through newspaper articles printed at the time

An insight into and a unique way to review this epic event in 20th century history. If you are both a World War II history buff as well as a collector of artifacts from World War II, finding a rare WW2 newspaper can be a thrill.

… Newspapers from August 15 containing reports of the surrender are valued collectibles in the newspaper world. This book brings together a unique record of WWII, concluding in the Nuremberg War Trials in 1945, through detailed news stories as they were originally recorded by reporters at the time. With the personalized World War II newspaper book, you’re able to find out.

V-J Day: Similar to V-E day, but concerns the Japanese verbal surrender on August 14, 1945, which effectively ended World War II.

The Times' complete coverage of World War II is now available for the first time in this unique package. Experience the history, politics, and tragedy of World War II as you've never seen it before with original, often firsthand daily reportage of The New York Times, our country's newspaper of record. Finding that special WWII newspaper for your own collection, or to give as a gift, is a rewarding experience. World War II was a global war fought between 1939 and 1945 in which countries around the world were divided between two alliances: the Allies and the Axis. Name Embossed on Front Cover *: Max characters: 25. Book made from newspaper headlines from 1939 onwards; The book is tabloid size at 12.5 x 15” Everyone learns about Hitler, Stalin, Churchill and the events of the Second World War growing up, but what was the general consensus regarding them at the time?