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Spanish Lessons: How one family found their place in the sun by Lambert, Derek at AbeBooks.co.uk - ISBN 10:  0091879248 - ISBN 13:  9780091879242 - Ebury Press - 2001 - Softcover

i chose the title. "all hell broke lose" in britain because it seems about every account you read about people's experience in battles and so forth, they all say, "and then all hell broke lose." because it's a cliche, generations shrug at it, but i think the words capture what being in the second world war meant to hundreds of millions of people because the world that they'd grown up with was completely destroyed around them. they found unimaginable things happening to them. the reason why they got the phrase on this side of the pond, inferno, was because many of them saw sights that...

me into journalism 17 years ago. max has written a superb single volume history of the second world war. it's been critically acclaimed on both sides of the atlantic already. the washington post described it as a monumental achievement. the sunday times of london, group, -- gruesome, chilling, and magnificent. max, in britain, it's all hell broke loose, and here it's inferno. >> you let publishers make up their open minds what the audience wants. i chose the title, "all hell let loose" in britain because what you hear about what people experienced in battles and ship sinking, somethi...