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Unexplained Mysteries of World War II

By: William B. Breuer
Narrated by: Tom Perkins
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Loss of life, destruction, unending pain and misery - the results of war never seem to make sense. But war is also a breeding ground for illogical occurrences, coincidences, premonitions, mysteries, and twists of fate. Over 100 of these events are detailed here.

©2008 William Breuer (P)2010 Audible, Inc. World War II Air Force Wars & Conflicts Military War Imperial Japan United States US Air Force Americas Imperialism Submarine

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"What do 50 doctors in Hawaii, a lost dog tag, and a $212 unpaid storage fee have in common? They are just a few of the strange occurrences, odd coincidences, and unexplained mysteries of World War II collected here by Breuer, who offers a less serious look at a very serious subject. Some of the oddities he unearthed include a candy bar that saved a life and a German spy living next to the top British spy-catcher. Anyone interested in twists of fate should find this book fascinating." (Library Journal)
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Interesting book. There was alot of short interesting stories about WW ll that I have never heard of. I would recommend this to other people. It was a good book.

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Many points called unexplained, but mostly because the multitude of history available isn't read by many but history buffs.

Many neat points for non-history buffs.

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Anyone who's read any history of WWII will know most of these "mysteries." In fact, the book is a compilation of facts, and not mysteries at all. To make matters worse, the facts aren't very detailed.

I listened to most of it, but gave up after half-way through after giving it a chance to improve. Good for anyone wanting a first exposure WWII, but that would the the only audience.

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