説明
In collaboration with the Imperial War Museum go back in time and experience history with this pictureled guide to the Second World War.A war history book for children that will take them through the events of World War II in a simple illustrated and fascinating way The answers to the most pressing questions about the second world war are encapsulated in the pages of this childrens book.DK Eyewitness World War II captures the imaginations of children aged 912 years and teaches them about the main battles key players technological advances and everyday people caught in the middle of WWII. This World War II book for kids includes The perfect introduction to a subject that fascinates children and ties in with a key school topic Fresh new look with updated photography fun diagrams and new eyewitness features Updated information by expert consultants in the field A unique visual approach that immerses children on every page and an added wall chart is full of facts and imagesIn 1939 the world was in turmoil Europe had declared war and in the years to come countries like Japan and the United States would also join the global conflict. In collaboration with the Imperial War Museum readers can take a trip back in time and learn about the factors that lead up Pearl Harbour the Battle of Britain the Dday invasion and how the atomic bomb almost wiped out Japan. World War II also gave rise to many advancements in science and technology and saw women work outside of the home. Children will learn about the industries developed during the war codebreakers important leaders facts about warfare weaponry vehicles maps secret documents and atrocities such as the Holocaust. Filled with simple text and eyecatching photographs and illustrations kids will come to understand how WWII reshaped the world. With a groundbreaking visual approach and clear childfriendly text DK Eyewitness books have been a trusted favourite for parents teachers and schoolage children since 1985. Now with an exc
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Fruugo ID:
59769627-120744627
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ISBN:
9780241383971