Books by Michael S. Neiberg

1. Michael S. Nieberg, When France Fell: the Vichy Crisis and the Fate of the Anglo-American Alliance .  It is difficult to find WWII material that is both interesting and fresh, but this book qualifies.  It is a look at how America processed the fall of France in 1940, and suddenly realized the whole thing was for real and that dangers to the homeland were not trivial.

The author is Michael S. Neiberg and the subtitle is Europe and the Outbreak of World War I .  This book stunned me, in a positive way.  It argues for six main propositions, a few of which can be summarized quickly: