Churchill’s War
Volume III
The Sundered Dream
The final volume. Fifty years in the making.
“In the spring of 1943, the war turned. The tide was coming in — but at what cost?”
Drawing on private papers, archive material, wartime correspondence, and contemporary diaries, David Irving completes his biography of Winston Churchill. From the firestorms of Dresden to the fall of Berlin, the volume presents Irving’s account of the final wartime years and their aftermath.
The Trilogy
What’s Inside
The Bombing of Dresden
An account of the Allied bombing raid using German municipal records, RAF Bomber Command logs, and eyewitness testimony.
Roosevelt’s Death
A look at Churchill's knowledge of Roosevelt's health and death through wartime correspondence and official records.
The Fall of Berlin
The final days, as seen from Downing Street. While Soviet forces encircled the capital, Churchill wrestled with the shape of the post-war world — and his own diminishing influence over it.
The Nuremberg Trials
Irving's account of the negotiations, evidence disputes, and political calculations that shaped the proceedings.
Control of the Record
A chapter on wartime telegrams, private diaries, memoir drafting, and the post-war handling of Churchill-era papers.
The Iron Curtain Speech
How Churchill moved from wartime alliance to Cold War warning, using speeches, correspondence, and post-war political context.
Hardcover · ~1,200 pages · Focal Point Publications
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