The Deserters: A Hidden History of World War II
Charles Glass examines desertion as a hidden dimension of World War II. By focusing on those who abandoned military service, this historical account broadens the familiar story of the conflict and offers a thoughtful perspective on wartime duty, absence, and the human experiences often left outside traditional military histories.
About This Book
The Deserters: A Hidden History of World War II explores desertion as a lesser-known part of the Second World War.
Charles Glass brings attention to individuals who left military service, presenting a history that looks beyond conventional accounts of battle and victory.
The book offers readers a focused perspective on the human and historical dimensions of wartime absence, duty, and resistance.
It is suited to readers interested in World War II, military history, and overlooked stories from the past.
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