World War II by David L Robbins Books in Order

In ruined Stalingrad, Soviet sniper Vasily Zaitsev trains marksmen to fight the German invaders. His school makes the streets dangerous for enemy soldiers, especially officers, turning individual skill into a weapon during the city's desperate defense.

During the closing months of World War II, Allied forces race toward Berlin. Characters on the Eastern and Western fronts, and within the German capital, experience the military struggle and personal uncertainty surrounding the war's approaching end.

After Stalingrad, Germany launches Operation Citadel against the Soviet forces around Kursk. Through the men and women caught in the battle, the novel follows the preparations and fighting of a massive offensive the defenders know is coming.

As Allied troops advance through France, the Red Ball Express struggles to keep them supplied. The novel follows the wartime transport effort, whose largely African-American truck crews sustain the campaign through dangerous roads and relentless logistical demands.

At Japan's Los Banos internment camp, Remy Tuck and his son Tal struggle against hunger and brutal guards. Tal's love for an enslaved woman adds urgency as father and son plan to save prisoners facing possible execution.