New Order Diplomacy: The Axis in International Affairs, 1939-45

Martin H. Folly and Hew Strachan delve into the intricate web of political relationships that characterized the Axis alliance during World War II. This exploration highlights not only the military cooperation among member states but also the complex diplomatic maneuvers that shaped international relations from 1939 to 1945. By analyzing the motivations and agendas of key figures within the Axis, the authors reveal how their collective and individual ambitions affected global politics during this tumultuous period.

Through meticulous research, the narrative uncovers the underlying tensions and strategic decisions that defined this controversial alliance. The book offers insightful perspectives on the interaction between major powers and lesser nations, illuminating the broader implications of their diplomatic engagements. As a comprehensive study, it contributes significantly to the understanding of how the Axis coalition navigated the challenges of international affairs amidst the chaos of war.