World War II Database

Update 2 Feb 2008: This contest is now over. Thanks for everyone who participated!

WW2DB is giving away one copy of the audio book The Greatest Battle written by Andrew Nagorski and narrated by Michael Prichard; it is published by Tantor Audio Books. Written with enough intrigue to keep the listener interested while narrated with expertise to keep the listener entertained, The Greatest Battle will keep you productive while you are on your boring commute to work or pushing the car down the supermarket aisles. The audio book is in MP3 format, so getting the chapters on your iPod will be nearly effortless. The MSRP of The Greatest Battle audio book is US$29.99.

To top it off, WW2DB will even pay for USPS shipping charges! *

The audio book will be given away to one lucky winner via a lottery. To be eligible for the lottery, all you have to do is follow these three simple steps:

1. Help spread the word of WW2DB by:
   • writing a message board post about WW2DB, or
   • linking to any page of WW2DB in the latest entry of your blog, or
   • social bookmark WW2DB with Digg, StumbleUpon, Reddit, etc.
2. Do not spam! WW2DB reserve the right to disqualify contestants; please use common sense when making your posts.
3. Send an email at giveaway@ww2db.com with the URL where you helped spread the word of WW2DB. Be sure to also include your full name and your mailing address in the email.

Upon receiving each entry, eligibility will be determined, and eligible entries will be placed in a box for drawing. Want to increase your chance of winning? You may submit multiple entries! The deadline for entries is midnight of 31 Jan 2008, and the winner will be contacted by email on or about 4 Feb 2008.

Want to learn more about the prize, The Greatest Battle? Check it out at Tantor's website or read the WW2DB book review.

Thanks for helping spread the word of WW2DB, and good luck to all!

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2.  C. Peter Chen says:
24 Jan 2008 07:03:10 AM

The Greatest Battle in the news article refers to the title of the book and not necessarily my opinion on what the greatest WW2 battle is. With that said, I don't think I really know if anyone can justifiably say what the greatest battle is, for every battle, however small in scale or remote in location, affected the overall outcome of the war. A sailor of the Merchant Marines should feel as proud as someone who stormed the beach at Tarawa, because both contributed greatly to the eventual victory of their country.