How the Allies Won World War II

This book is not so much about how the Allies won WWII but rather anecdotes about the German and American nuclear weapons programs.

Although nuclear weapons technically ended the war in the Pacific, the result of WWII was by that stage a foregone conclusion. Hiroshima and Nagasaki merely accelerated the inevitable surrender of Japan.

Whilst its true that the failure of the Axis to develop nuclear weapons had a critical impact on the outcome of WWII, the reasons for that failure are only vaguely hinted at in this essay.

Even worse than the title, however, is the formatting and layout of this essay. The text is rendered in bitmap format making font resizing impossible. It is also set out on a coloured gradient with a soft drop shadow. Everything that could have been done to make it hard read has been done.

This book tells you absolutely nothing about WW2 it is hopeless