Fleming's Wars The History Behind the Fiction of Ian Fleming's James Bond

Imagination is one of the most fundamental roots of what it is to be human. Yet, in the 1930s and 1940s, the world faced the blitzkrieg of a tyrant known for burning books and suppressing the very crucial elements of humanity. Through the fog of war, one man's ingenuity helped to combat the Nazi war-machine. His imagination would continue as the West again faced a potential threat in the form of nuclear annihilation and the destruction of Western ideals and values. That imaginative man was Ian Fleming and his creation came in the form of Bond, James Bond.