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John Broich holds a PhD in British History from Stanford University, and is a professor of British Empire history at Case Western Reserve University. His writing regularly appears in the Guardian, Smithsonian Magazine, and Newsweek. He is the author of Squadron: Ending the African Slave Trade. He lives in Ohio and Minnesota.
“Smartly written and deeply researched . . . a remarkable story of
courage, initiative, and bold small-unit leadership.”
*Military History Magazine*
Broich tells the story with enthusiasm and an impressive ability to
summarize big-picture complexities. . . . In places, as spies stalk
the region, the material is like Casablanca meets The English
Patient. . . . Broich’s research in original documents and archives
is impressive, his telling of the story in part through personal
accounts is unique and his point of view is free of tedious
ideological ax-grinding.
*The Wall Street Journal*
“Blood, Oil, and the Axis is a war story that fits well into the
larger narrative of World War II, showing how colonialism shaped
numerous conflicts in the Middle East and tracking the emergence of
future movements there. It’s a worthy, informative, and enjoyable
history of the war, highlighting an often overlooked aspect of the
conflict.”
*Foreword Reviews*
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