Alanbrooke, the British imperial chief of staff during World War II, permitted a popular historian to publish excerpts from his wartime diaries in the 1950s. Those two volumes -- The Turn of the Tide ...

FIELD MARSHAL LORD ALANBROOKE'S biting remarks about Churchill in his War Diaries prompted one of the historians at the launch this week to wonder aloud whether Alanbrooke - Chief of the Imperial ...

Podcast guest Dr Andrew Sangster explores the complex relationship between Winston Churchill and General Alanbrooke, highlighting their strategic debates and the dynamics of civil-military relations.

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'ON no account must the contents of this book be published," wrote Field Marshal Lord Alanbrooke on the opening page of his wartime diary, and it is easy to understand why. As the "Master of Strategy" ...

This history of high strategy through the Quebec Conference of 1943 (a sequel is to follow) is based on the personal diaries of Lord Alanbrooke, wartime Chief of the Imperial General Staff. The ...

Britain’s Alan Francis Brooke (1883-1963), 1st Viscount Allanbrooke, who served as the British Army’s Chief of the Imperial General Staff from 1941 through the1946), is probably the least well-known ...