Chief Culprit
Viktor Suvorov
Published 2007
352 pages
The most popular Interwar period books
The most popular Interwar period books among readers.
Results
The German Revolution, 1917-1923
Pierre Broué
1997 · 2006 edition
991 pages
Nature's New Deal The Civilian Conservation Corps and the Roots of the American Environmental Movement
Neil M. Maher
2007 · 2008 edition
316 pages
Great Meadow
Dirk Bogarde
Published 1992
224 pages
Franz Kafka
Franz Kafka, A. J. Underwood, Jorge Luis Borges
1977 · 1983 edition
486 pages
The Spanish Civil War
Frances Lannon
Published 2002
96 pages
A World on Edge
[author not identified]
2017 · 2019 edition
352 pages
Bold! Daring! Shocking! True!
Eric Schaefer
Published 1999
488 pages
Winston Churchill, an Intimate Portrait
Violet Bonham Carter
Published 1994
413 pages
Gestapo
Rupert Butler
1984 · 2004 edition
192 pages
Night of the Long Knives Forty-Eight Hours That Changed The History Of The World
Paul R. Maracin
2004 · 2007 edition
240 pages
Eleanor Roosevelt
J. William T. Youngs, Oscar Handlin
1984 · 2005 edition
320 pages
Lay this Body Down The 1921 Murders of Eleven Plantation Slaves
Gregory A. Freeman
Published 1999
195 pages
Universal Horrors
John Brunas, Michael Brunas, Tom Weaver
1990 · 2007 edition
608 pages
We Danced All Night
Martin Pugh
Published 2008
400 pages
Basil Street Blues
Michael Holroyd
1999 · 2000 edition
309 pages
Rhetoric and Reality in Air Warfare
Tami Davis Biddle
2002 · 2004 edition
406 pages
The Kaiser's Battle
Martin Middlebrook
1983 · 2000 edition
431 pages
The War Path
David Irving
1978 · 1989 edition
336 pages
Comrades
Paul Preston
1999 · 2000 edition
488 pages
Eight Women, Two Model Ts, and the American West (Women in the West)
Joanne Wilke
Published 2007
198 pages
American Goddess at the Rape of Nanking The Courage of Minnie Vautrin
Hua-ling Hu
Published 2000
184 pages
Narrow Margin
Derek Wood, Derek Dempster
1975 · 1990 edition
384 pages
The Dynamite Kid
Brian Blessed
1992 · 1993 edition
406 pages