We all like to speculate and many times the subject of what would have happened if the Germans had invaded Britain in 1950 was a frequent one for discussion. This book by Norman Longmate was originally published in 1972, when such discussions were common… This is an extremely thorough investigation of this intriguing topic.

Britain at War Magazine

The author uses an insightful mixture of fact – based on historical accounts from the occupation of countries such as France, Norway, Denmark and the Channel Islands – and fiction to create this compelling account of a scenario Britain fought so vehemently to avoid during the Second World War. The book should challenge your thinking on the subject throughout and whether Britons would have resisted or collaborated with the Germans in the event of an occupation is an open-ended question that is ultimately left for the reader to decide.

Soldier Magazine

This book will apeal to those who are fascinated by the whole Nazi era and what it might have meant for the UK. This was the grand-daddy of the type and is still very good indeed.

Military Modelling International

Longmate tackles the age-old 'what if' on this thought provoking, thrilling account of one of history's darkest episodes.

Military History Monthly

As an intriguing tale of how the Germans might have ruled Britain had they won WW2 and invaded Britain, this book makes for chilling reading.

Military Machines International