We are excited to announce that And the World Went Dark: An Illustrated Interpretation of World War I is now available from Casemate! This beautiful and evocative book gives an illustrated overview of the First World War, on land, on sea and in the air. With original drawings in full color, author and illustrator Steven Patricia uses … More World War I – An Illustrated Interpretation
Today is ‘Take Your Dog to Work Day’, and people are celebrating by bringing their canine companions to offices, stores, hospitals and schools. Today, we are remembering some of the dogs that went above and beyond to aid their owners in their work: war. Antis Antis, also know as Ant, belonged to Czech World War II fighter … More Remembering Dogs in War
Escape to Pagan: The True Story of One Family’s Fight to Survive in World War II Occupied Asia by Brian Devereux is a gripping true story of survival set in Hong Kong and Burma, as one family struggles against overwhelming odds in World War Two. Divided by war, in order to see each other again they must … More Moving New WWII Memoir Explores The Tragedy of War
We are so proud to share the warm regards and excellent book reviews we have received for Casemate’s new book, Kleinkrieg: The German Experience with Guerrilla Wars, from Clausewitz to Hitler by Charles D. Melson which was published earlier this month. Charles D. Melson was the Chief Historian for the U.S. Marine Corps, at the Marine … More Rave Reviews for Casemate’s Kleinkrieg
David Perry’s new book Bluff, Bluster, Lies and Spies: The Lincoln Foreign Policy, 1861-1865 is a wild ride through the mismanaged State Department of William Henry Seward in Washington, DC, to the more skillful work of Lords Palmerston, Russell and Lyons in the British Foreign Office. Fearful that Great Britain would recognize the Confederacy and … More New Casemate Title Examines American Foreign Policy During the Civil War
Our recent release, Pathfinder Pioneer by Colonel Raymond E. Brim is a truly compelling account of the American Air Campaign in WWII from a lead bomber pilot. In this engaging book we see how an 18-year-old miner shoveling ore from deep in the ground in Utah suddenly found himself, only two years later, 30,000 … More Insights into the American Air Campaign of WWII
Casemate is pleased to announce the paperback release of Sacrifice on the Steppe by Hope Hamilton. Hope Hamilton, fluent in Italian and having spent many years in Italy, has drawn on many interviews with survivors—including two of her uncles who served in the Alpine Corps—as well as massive research, in order to provide this first full … More New Perspectives on the Alpine Corps in the Stalingrad Campaign
We are excited to announce the paperback release of Casemate’s Unsung Eagles: True Stories of America’s Citizen Airmen in the Skies of World War II by Jay A Stout. Unsung Eagles traces the combat careers of 22 different pilots from all the services are captured in this crisply written book which captivates the reader not only … More Interview with Unsung Eagles Author
We are excited to present Casemate’s Fall 2016 Catalog featuring new and upcoming titles from our distribution publishers around the world. You can view and download your own copy in the link below. If you would like to receive a copy in the mail, please fill out our catalog request form. View Now
We’re pleased to announce that The Lieutenant Don’t Know: One Marine’s Story of Warfare and Combat Logistics in Afghanistan is now available from Casemate. In this book, Jeffrey D. Clement, a Marine Corps Lieutenant, describes the lives of the troops in Afghanistan on the front line. To learn more about this new release, we talked to author … More The Lieutenant Don’t Know
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