World War II Infographics

Jean Lopez, Nicolas Aubin, Vincent Bernard, Nicolas Guillerat, Jonathan Fenby

A revelatory history of World War II, told entirely through visually stunning state-of-the-art infographics.

World War II: Infographics tells the story of the great conflict through graphic design. The mass of data available about World War II has never been as large as it is now, yet it has become extraordinarily complicated to interpret it in a meaningful way, and to share that analysis with the public. Infographics allow data to be comprehensible to the general reader while still satisfying demands for the rigorous approach of a historian.

The result is breathtaking. For the first time, it is possible to easily connect the dots between various interrelated aspects of World War II that were previously examined separately. Encompassing the conflict from its roots to aftermath, this book covers more than sixty themes, including arms production, Operation Barbarossa, how America took back the Pacific, and the Nazi concentration-camp system. The result is an extraordinary new approach to World War II, which is sure to appeal to those looking for an overview of the war and to history buffs alike.

Reviews

The perfect gift for World War II buffs and data hounds.

— Shelf Awareness for Readers

Contributors

Jean Lopez

Author

Jean Lopez is the Managing Editor of Guerres & Histoire (War and History) magazine.

Nicolas Aubin

Author

Nicolas Aubin is a World War II specialist who has contributed to a number of journals of military history.

Vincent Bernard

Author

Vincent Bernard is a renowned specialist in military history.

Nicolas Guillerat

Author

Nicolas Guillerat was trained as a data designer and graphic artist.

Jonathan Fenby

Foreword By

Jonathan Fenby is a well-known writer and speaker on China, both historical and contemporary, and edited the South China Morning Post for five years. He has written a biography of Chiang Kai-shek, a history of China from 1850-1949, and an account of Hong Kong after its return to China in 1997, as well as many press articles, and he has broadcasted in the United Kingdom, the United States, Europe, and East Asia.