Saul David and Roger Moorhouse War and Legacy

Two historians explore very different aspects of WWII in new depth. Roger Moorhouse’s Wolfpack is a landmark new history of the U-boat war – the only thing that “really frightened” Churchill – told for the first time through the experiences of the crews that manned them. Saul David’s Tunisgrad is the first comprehensive account of the 1943 fighting in Tunisia, which ended Axis seapower in the Mediterranean and changed the course of the War – but has since been mostly dismissed as a sideshow. Join the pair for an engaging discussion about researching and writing overlooked histories, and writing them in new ways.