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World War II is a history from the end of World War I to July 1945 written by Winston Churchill. Churchill named "work ethic" as follows: "In war: resolution, in defeat: defiance, in victory: magnanimity, in peace: goodwill." Churchill wrote the book with a group of assistants, using his notes and privileged access to official documents while still working as a politician. This text was reviewed by the cabinet secretary. Churchill was largely fair in dealing with himself, but he wrote history from his personal perspective. He could not reveal all the facts because some of them, such as the use of super-electronic intelligence, must be kept secret. From a historical perspective, the book is an incomplete memoir of a prominent participant on the warpath. The book was a huge commercial success in the UK and the US. The first edition was published in six volumes. Later editions were published in twelve and four volumes, and there is also an abridged one-volume edition. This book has been published in Iran in three volumes. The definitive and Nobel Prize-winning history of World War II is recognized as a magnificent historical reconstruction and an enduring literary work. From Britain's darkest and finest hour to the Grand Alliance and final victory, World War II is the most pivotal event of the 20th century. Winston Churchill was not only the war's greatest leader, he was the unmistakable voice of the free world against Nazi tyranny, and it is that voice that brings this three-volume history to life.