British Policy in South-East Europe in the Second World War

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By Elisabeth Barker

Barnes & Noble, 1976, 320 pp

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Burrowing in the now-open British wartime documents, Miss Barker has unearthed much fascinating material and given us a most welcome book-clear, judicious, and (despite the author's disclaimers) thorough. It dispels the fog long surrounding a number of controversial issues.

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