In the year 2001, Theses & Dissertations Press started an ambitious series of scholarly books addressing various topics of World War Two seen from a different perspective than most books published in the English language. It is a skeptical, unbiased view that does not paint everything in black and white. It shows the multi-facetted nature of this struggle for imperial survival of Germany and Japan on the one hand, and for unrestricted world domination by the U.S., the USSR, and Great Britain on the other hand.

So far, the following book has appeared in this series (to learn more about it, click on the link):

Volume 1: Joachim Hoffmann, Stalin's War of Extermination 1941-1945. Planning, Realization, Documentation Stalin's War of Extermination reveals the Red Army's grisly record of atrocities against soldiers and civilians, but establishes beyond cavil that torture, murder, and rape of the captive and the helpless was official Soviet policy, as ordered by Comrade J.V. Stalin. An indispensable book for all students of World War II as it actually happened, as well as a revisionist classic that has shaken anti-German propagandists to the marrow.

In Preparation:

Franz W. Seidler, Crimes Against the Wehrmacht (2. vols.)
Walter Post, The Defamed Wehrmacht