Africa at War The African Fronts of World War II (Voices of History)

From the sands of El Alamein to the jungles of Madagascar, Africa at War unearths the lost stories of World War II's most overlooked front. This powerful narrative nonfiction work by Oliver Greyson takes readers across the entire African continent, revealing the battles, betrayals, and bravery that defined a global conflict fought on African soil.
With gripping first-hand accounts, declassified documents, and vivid storytelling, Greyson reconstructs the North African campaigns, the resistance in Ethiopia, the Vichy betrayal in West Africa, and the Allied landings in Tunisia. But this is not just a military history-it is the story of millions of African soldiers, laborers, and civilians who fought, resisted, and endured in a war that shaped their futures but nearly erased their past.
Perfect for readers of Antony Beevor, Max Hastings, or Caroline Elkins, Africa at War restores Africa to its rightful place in the history of World War II-and reclaims the voices that empire tried to silence.

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