Mint condition.Michael O'Mara Books,2005.Large format pictorial hardback with Dj(small crease,nick and scratch on the edges of the Dj cover),both in mint condition.Inludes 1 hour Audio CD of Actual Eyewitness Accounts.Illustrated with many colour,b/w photos,drawings.143pp including The Voices-list of illustrations,select bibliography,CD music credits. This is another paragraph Product Description: By June 1940 Britain faced the enemy across the English Channel with an anxious sense that very little kept her from being subjugated by the overwhelming might of the Nazi forces. What rescued the country was the Royal Air Force's triumph in the Battle of Britain, and the defiance and enduring will of the people who lived, worked and suffered under the Lufwaffe's Blitz which almost nightly from September 1940 until May 1941, rained destruction upon London and other major cities - only to do so again in later campaigns that culminated in the launching of the Nazis' V1 and V2 'revenge weapons'. Based on eyewitness reminiscences, The Battle Of Britain and the Blitz relives those desperate times in the words of pilots, ground crew and other airman and airwomen, firefighters, air-raid wardens, radar operators, spotters, anti-aircraft gunners, and Red Cross, and other voluntary workers, as well as civilians - old and young, male and female - who between them helped to ensure that Britain survived to fight another day and, ultimately, to win.