World War Two: Under the Shadow of the Swastika (Campfire Graphic Novels)

I've read several of these historical graphic novels and I love them because they tell the story for the viewpoint of the people involved, as is usually done in movies. Unlike the traditional history book, the best of these show how people were affected.

A very good outlook on the horrors of war and of the Nazi regime in particular. Expect very little sugarcoating, this is not meant for children.

Grandson LOVES these graphic novels. This one did not disappoint.

A good way to keep an e.leven year old interested in one aspect of WW2.

not as good as I thought it would be

Perfect

Good color reproduction and other part of 2 part books

I am Trayambak Dhara of class 5. My father gifted me this book. This book, as other Campfire History books is very interesting. The map was a little difficult to understand but I finally understood it. The book covers a large number of topics in details also in a comical way. I finally got a moral value after reading this book that is war is harmful for every country everywhere everytime.

This is the first part of the two part World War II series from Campfire.It certainly doesn't disappoint.The graphics are one of the best I have seen and the writing is lucid as well.The better part among prose and graphics are certainly graphics.Many a times,they teleport you to that age and make you witness the crimes committed by Nazis.Some chapters of World War II like the Danish resistance,Nazi crimes against Czechs etc. ,which are not much known outside Europe,have been also included in the text.But the the chapters like death of Mussolini,Battle of the Bulge etc.have not been included.Hence,I regard it as a very good 'graphic novel',which should be read especially by youngsters,though it is devoid of some information.

It was a good effort. But I liked world war-1 better. Which I felt is more balanced perspective....This book has given a very simplistic view..... A man, full of hatred and megalomania started a war...... I don't think life is that simple. People need not be pure evil, to cause extreme destruction or despicable atrocities...It is informative, but could have optimised on the which aspects to be covered.....

A must buy for intermediates looking for a quick picture of The 2nd World War.Print quality is super duper awesome, you will get details with pics of super high quality, so you don't have to imagine-what's going on- in your head.There's all beneath your eyes.But remember, If you want a quick preview, then only it's for you.If you are looking for something in detail.Then... Try other.Honestly, I read the book in 2 days. (184 pages).It's a comfort.

Good graphics and easy to read text made this an enjoyable read which takes only one or two sittings if you care to read that much. Accurate details about that villainous scoundrel Adolph Hitler and his circle of bullies and losers that try to overtake Europe.