The World War 2 Trivia Book: Interesting Stories and Random Facts from the Second World War (Trivia War Books)

Dad's Christmas, he loves stuff like this.

Good read.

No opinion. A gift

As advertised. Pretty much a primer level book.

This book is filled with interesting stories, random facts, and lesser-known details that shed light on various aspects of WWII. Whether you're a history enthusiast or just curious about this pivotal period, you'll find this book both informative and engaging.

Both of my Parents served our country in World War Two in the United States Navy and I as well served during the Vietnam War in the Navy all of my Father’s Brothers served during WWII in different branches and different Theaters of Operations so I already knew a great deal about WWII.

My husband wanted this book because he and I thought it was going to ask questions about the war but it's just facts.

Bill O'Neill's trivia book is delightful. It is filled with facts and stories we should know. They are fascinating and can form the basis for interesting conversations.For example: Hitler wanted to be an artist. He never planned to be the leader of Germany. In 1907, he tried and failed to get into art school. He was not a fan of modern paintings. Later, Germany went to a lot of trouble to make him seem like an attractive leader. His hair and mustache were purposely designed to make him look good. He was "Man of the Year" in the Time magazine of 1938, and Time praised him highly.