Americans recall World War II in a way distinct from much of the world, as the United States avoided most of its destruction while significantly enhancing the country’s geopolitical reach.

The fact that most people imagine World War II solely in black and white has a solid historical reason: most of the estimated 40 million photos taken between 1939 and 1940 were not in color. The ...

The book isn’t the first attempt to showcase World War II in color. In 2009, a popular documentary series called World War II in HD Colour included both color and colorized film of the war.

WARNING GRAPHIC IMAGES: Extremely rare color footage of World War 2 filmed by Oscar winning director George Stevens that shows the final days of World War Two has been released.

Color photos from England in 1942 chronicling American B-24 and B-17 crews gearing up for war in the skies above Nazi-controlled Europe.

Lunde, Henrik O. Finland's War of Choice: The Troubled German-Finnish Coalition in World War II (United Kingdom: Casemate Publishers (Ignition), 2011).