The Last 100 Days

The narrative captures the intense final months of World War II in Europe, detailing the decline of the Third Reich from the Yalta Conference to Berlin's fall. John Toland's extensive travels and interviews with over six hundred individuals, including military leaders and everyday citizens, provide a multifaceted perspective on this critical period. By blending firsthand accounts with thorough research from primary sources, the book offers a vivid and comprehensive portrayal of the war's concluding days, highlighting the chaos and determination of those involved.