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Weird War Two
An eccentric encyclopaedia of the Second World War: the bizarre, baffling and amusing.
From wacky inventions to elusive secret agents, from bizarre propaganda posters to the dummy acting as a decoy for a daring escape, from inflatable tanks to painted cows, this is proof that, as ever, the truth is stranger than fiction.
Contains over 250 colour and black and white images showcasing some of the weird and wonderful material from IWM's unparalleled archive.
Hardback, 192 Pages
Peter Taylor worked at the Imperial War Museum for three years and is also the author of Weird War One.
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