Imagine if Roosevelt, Stalin, Churchill, Hitler, and Hirohito had joined forces to defeat an even greater adversary? No one could match their immense power, not the Germans, Japanese, Russians, or even the United States. From Pearl Harbor to Paris to Leningrad to Midway, the world was engulfed in a raging war, with destruction and chaos spreading. But then, unexpectedly, the true enemy emerged.
These invaders appeared invincible, with technology beyond human comprehension. And as tensions rose and alliances shattered, the unthinkable became reality: Jews and Nazis, Americans and Japanese, Russians and Germans, all united to face their common enemy. With the fate of the world hanging in the balance, humanity mustered the courage to confront this daunting challenge. . . .
