Based in northern England for almost thirty years, Carnegie Publishing has grown to be a significant publisher of high-quality history and non-fiction titles. Specializing in British history, both regional and national, Carnegie is expanding into subject areas of interest to a wider readership both nationally and internationally. Carnegie has very high production standards; most books are very well illustrated, written by established experts in their fields yet aimed at the informed general reader.
Published to coincide with the 70th anniversary of the end of World War II, when over 37,500 ex prisoners of War returned home after enduring over three and half years in captivity in the Far East. This excellent book presents good research in a deeply human and readable way, ensuring it will have huge appeal for the scholar and general reader ali
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Based in northern England for almost thirty years, Carnegie Publishing has grown to be a significant publisher of high-quality history and non-fiction titles. Specializing in British history, both regional and national, Carnegie is expanding into subject areas of interest to a wider readership both nationally and internationally. Carnegie has very high production standards; most books are very well illustrated, written by established experts in their fields yet aimed at the informed general reader. 
