A graphic tale of Napoleon's butcher of eastern Europe in his attempt to take over the world seen through the eyes of every day Russians who are forced to defend themselves.

Two infantry troops--one American, the other German--are staking each other out in the cold German Alps during WWII. The Germans want to surrender, the Americans are about to respond--then...

Civil war broke out in Spain, Stalin was butchering millions of his own people. George Orwell, a devout socialist, realized the true horror that comes with Marxist Revolution.

Those butchering Greeks have taken Troy and put an end to the Trojan War. Frightened Troyites flee in despair and land in a strange, more peaceful land.

A futuristic tale about the two super powers battling it out using the most high-tech weaponry systems. Many of Tom Clancy's technological predictions have come true.

A shockingly anti-war novel considering it was published right after World War I. It is written from the German perspective by a German.

The novel that earned Herman Wouk the Pulitzer in fiction. A neurotic sea captain and his leery midshipmen come to blows.

Modern, surreal prose highlights this classic novel about an American prisoner of war trapped inside Germany during heavy allied bombardment.

The "great" socialist revolution has Russia by an icy grip, and innocent people are being imprisoned for merely disagreeing with the state. But the last victims of Soviet tyranny are the tyrants.

The author of this novel resented the sitcom for portarying war negatively. He believed it was a necessary evil. The Klinger in his novel is no noble crossdresser, but a worthless coward.

The British overtake the Hindus and, despite budding friendships between the British and Hindu soldiers, war must go on....

Ernest Hemingway depicts the Spanish Civil War and how it broke the spirit of revolutionairies--yet kept the dictators in power for generations.