Military History Matters has curated a list of 2024’s best military history titles: the nominees for this year’s MHM book awards. Our selection includes some of the best-researched, most-insightful, and most readable titles reviewed and featured in the magazine over the past year.
But now we need your help to select the winners!
Gold, silver, and bronze prizes are up for grabs in the race for MHM Book of the Year, which will be awarded to the title our readers feel has made the greatest all-round contribution to the study of military history.
Read a review of each nominated book here, then cast your vote below.
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Loading ...Voting will close on 17 March 2025, with the winners announced shortly after
Some tough choices here!
Absolutely wonderful book. I learned a lot from reading it.
All top choices.
Agent Zo by Clare Mulley. Excellent. No competition!
Don Hollway’s book has no competition. The clear winner
Warriors in scarlet is a clear winner
Fabulous book, beautifully research and written.
Good selection. I have added a couple to my read list but ‘Warriors in scarlet is my choice.
Dan jones Henry the fifth best book of the year !
Agent Zo is the best! the only winner!
Good choices this year!
Agent Zo! Clare Mulley is brilliant !
Her book about christine Granville is also amazing
Is there anyway to ask her to write a book about Theresa Lubienska?
Agent Zo! I heard Clare Mulley speak at an event when the book was released. Her research experience was so amazing. Loved the book and her writing.
Fantastic book, not ordinarily history about Polish women .
Clare Mulley tells the gripping and amazingly as yet untold story of Agent Zo, a polish woman from a very ordinary background, whose passionate dedication to the cause of her country in WW2 gave her the courage to overcome personal fear, especially a terror of parachuting,
and to achieve what no other female agent was able to.
Agent Zo – A wonderful story, beautifully told. And much looking forward to Clare Mulley’s presentation at our Festival in the North Cotswolds May