Thank You, St. Jude
Robert A. Orsi
1996 · 2012 edition
336 pages
The most popular Interwar period books
The most popular Interwar period books among readers.
Results
Alamein to Zem Zem
Keith Douglas, Richard Skinner
1979 · 2014 edition
172 pages
The Affirmative Action Empire
Terry Martin
Published 2001
528 pages
Beyond Belief The American Press And The Coming Of The Holocaust, 1933- 1945
Deborah E. Lipstadt
1985 · 1993 edition
384 pages
The Great Depression America in the 1930s
Tom H. Watkins
Published 1993
375 pages
Al Capone
Luciano Iorizzo
Published 2003
168 pages
Chief Culprit
Viktor Suvorov
Published 2007
352 pages
Albert Speer Conversations with Hitler's Architect
Joachim Fest
2001 · 2007 edition
220 pages
Hoover Dam An American Adventure
Joseph E. Stevens
Published 1990
336 pages
The German Revolution, 1917-1923
Pierre Broué
1997 · 2006 edition
991 pages
The Good-Bye Door
Diana Britt Franklin
Published 2006
244 pages
Trotsky The Eternal Revolutionary
Dmitri Volkogonov
1996 · 2007 edition
560 pages
Great Meadow
Dirk Bogarde
Published 1992
224 pages
The Spanish Civil War
Frances Lannon
Published 2002
96 pages
A World on Edge
Daniel Schönpflug
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
How Fascism Ruled Women Italy, 1922-1945
Victoria De Grazia
Published 1992
350 pages
Inventing Iraq The Failure of Nation Building and a History Denied
Toby Dodge
2003 · 2010 edition
280 pages
Night of the Long Knives Forty-Eight Hours That Changed The History Of The World
Paul R. Maracin
2004 · 2007 edition
240 pages
The American Axis Henry Ford, Charles Lindbergh, and the Rise of the Third Reich
Max Wallace
2003 · 2004 edition
488 pages
We Danced All Night
Martin Pugh
2008 · 2009 edition
400 pages
Universal Horrors
Tom Weaver, Michael Brunas, John Brunas
1990 · 2007 edition
608 pages
A Life in Movies An Autobiography
Michael Powell
1986 · 2000 edition
723 pages