★The authors’ research spans the Middle East, Europe, and global relations, infusing the works with invaluable international perspectives and the depth of comparative history.
★Going far beyond war and politics, the series delves into the rise and fall of empires, interactions among civilizations, social transformations, and cultural integration, offering profound historical insights to help understand the structure of today's world.
★The unique interactive narrative vividly unravels grand historical themes, guiding readers to explore like detectives, filled with the joy of thinking and discovery.

This series includes 5 titles:
Byzantine with Questions
European History with Questions
The Crusades with Questions
The History of World War I with Questions
The History of World War II with Questions

World War II was the bloodiest and most far-reaching conflict in world history. This profoundly impactful war was often fought simultaneously across multiple fronts with immense brutality. Beginning with the events that shaped the pre-war world, this book provides answers to key questions such as: the invasion of Poland, the Battle of the Atlantic, Nazi Germany’s expansion across Europe, Italy’s entry into the war and the widening of fronts, Hitler’s Operation Barbarossa, Rommel’s deployment to the North African front, and the attack on Pearl Harbor that led to the United States joining the war. The book also explores various compelling topics including the political, social, and economic dimensions of different nations, weapons technology, tactics employed, the establishment of concentration camps, the role of women, and espionage. Important historical figures are introduced as well. Additionally, the book covers the Allied conferences (which decided the fate of the war) and their key decisions. Later stages of the war are detailed, including the strengthening of the Allied forces, the retreat of Nazi Germany, Japan’s kamikaze attacks, the atomic bombings, and post-war victors’ justice—including the trials of war criminals. This work presents readers with essential and gripping topics related to World War II, offering a comprehensive overview of the conflict.

Tuba Eray Biber

Born in Istanbul in 1981, she graduated from the Department of History at Mimar Sinan University’s Faculty of Arts and Sciences in 2003. That same year, she began her master’s studies in History at the Mimar Sinan University Institute of Social Sciences. In 2004, she was appointed as a research assistant in the Department of History of the Turkish Republic at Mimar Sinan Fine Arts University’s Faculty of Arts and Sciences. She completed her master’s degree with a thesis titled “The Activities of Greece in the Black Sea Region During the Period of the National Struggle and the Early Turkish Republic (1914–1923).” In 2013, she received her Ph.D. based on the same thesis. That year, she was appointed as an Assistant Professor in the Department of History at Mimar Sinan Fine Arts University. She currently serves as an Associate Professor at the same university, teaching undergraduate and graduate courses on the Republican era. She has published works on the National Struggle period, the Black Sea region, the Pontus issue, Turks in Western Thrace, and the history of both World War I and World War II. She is married and a mother of two.