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List of military engagements of World War II
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USS Lexington explodes during the Battle of the Coral Sea.
A formation of Spitfires shortly before World War II.
This is a list of military engagements of World War II encompassing land, naval, and air engagements as well as campaigns, operations, defensive lines and sieges. Campaigns generally refer to broader strategic operations conducted over a large bit of territory and over a long period. Battles generally refer to short periods of intense combat localised to a specific area and over a specific period. However, use of the terms in naming such events is not consistent. For example, the Battle of the Atlantic was more or less an entire theatre of war, and the so-called battle lasted for the duration of the entire war. Another misnomer is the Battle of Britain, which by all rights should be considered a campaign, not a mere battle.
Contents
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1 Battles
1.1 1939
1.2 1940
1.3 1941
1.4 1942
1.5 1943
1.6 1944
1.7 1945
2 Sieges
3 Naval engagements
4 Major bombing campaigns
5 Operations
5.1 Raids
6 Defensive lines
7 Contemporaneous wars
8 See also
Battles[edit]
See also: List of World War II battles
1939[edit]
• Invasion of Poland
Battle of the Bzura
Battle of Mława
Battle of Tomaszów Lubelski
Battle of Kock
Siege of Warsaw
Poland invaded by Nazi Germany.
• Soviet invasion of Poland
Battle of Lwów
Battle of Wilno
Battle of Grodno
Battle of Szack
Battle of Wytyczno
Poland invaded by Soviet Union.
• Slovak invasion of Poland Poland invaded by Slovakia
• Saar Offensive French attack on Saarland.
• Winter War
Battle of Tolvajärvi
Battle of Suomussalmi
Finland invaded by the Soviet Union and, initially, resists successfully.
• First Battle of Changsha First Japanese attempt to take Changsha in China during the Second Sino-Japanese War.
• 1939–40 Winter Offensive First large-scale Chinese counter-offensive operation.
• Battle of the River Plate The Admiral Graf Spee chased into Montevideo harbour and later scuttled.
1940[edit]
• Battle of the Atlantic Name given to the conflicts in the Atlantic Ocean between 1940 and 1945.
• Winter War
Battle of Kollaa
Battle of Honkaniemi
The only tank battle during the Winter War.
• German invasion of Denmark
• Battle of Drøbak Sound Took place on the first day of the German invasion of Norway.
• Battles of Narvik Minor Allied victory in Norway.
• Battle of Namsos Failed Allied attempt to halt the Germans in Norway.
• Invasion of Iceland
• Battle of the Netherlands Germany defeats the Dutch in Europe during the opening stages of the first operation of the Battle of France, "Case Yellow" (Fall Gelb).
• Battle of Belgium Germany defeats Belgium during the continuation of Fall Gelb.
• Battle of France
Battle of Dunkirk
Battle of Arras
Battle of Boulogne
• Attack on Mers-el-Kébir Operation "Catapult". Feared by the possibility of some French ships moored in the French Algeria could fall in Axis hands, the Royal Navy proceed to a bombardment of Mers-El-Kebir. One French warship is sunk and three others damaged. The operation is in fine a failure as most of the French ships leave to Toulon, southern France.
• Battle of Britain The German Air Force (Luftwaffe) fails to defeat the British Royal Air Force as the precondition for the invasion of Britain.
• British Somaliland Italian conquest of British Somaliland
• First Battle of French Indochina The forces of Imperial Japan successfully invade French Indochina but leave the Vichy French forces in control.
• Battle of Dakar An unsuccessful attempt by the Allies to capture the strategic port of Dakar from Vichy French control.
• Greco-Italian War
Battle of Pindus
Italian forces invade Greece from Albania and are repelled. Greek counter-attack drives Italians back into Albania.
• Battle of Gabon Free French forces under General Charles De Gaulle take Libreville, Gabon, from Vichy French forces.
• Battle of Taranto British carrier-based planes destroy the Italian fleet in Taranto Harbor.
• Hundred Regiments Offensive Major offensive by the Chinese Red Army against the Imperial Japanese Army.
1941[edit]
• Battle of Ko Chang Vichy French naval victory against naval forces of Thailand during French-Thai War.
• Battle of the Litani River Australian forces cross the Litani River to begin the Syria-Lebanon Campaign against Vichy French forces.
• Battle of Damascus Commonwealth and Allied forces take Damascus from the Vichy French.
• Battle of Beirut Commonwealth and Allied forces take Beirut and the Vichy French surrender all forces in Syria and Lebanon.
• Battle of Keren Commonwealth and Allied forces defeat Italian forces at Keren in the decisive battle of the East African Campaign.
• Battle of Cape Matapan British fleet defeats Italian fleet.
• Battle of Denmark Strait The German battleship Bismarck sinks HMS Hood.
• Last battle of the battleship Bismarck The German battleship Bismarck is sunk by the Royal Navy in response to the sinking of HMS Hood.
• Invasion of Yugoslavia Germany and Axis allies invade Yugoslavia via Germany, Italy, Hungary, Bulgaria, and Albania.
• Battle of Greece
Battle of the Metaxas Line
Battle of Vevi
Battle of Thermopylae
• Battle of Crete German paratroopers capture Crete, but suffer many casualties.
• Operation Barbarossa
Battle of Smolensk
Battle of Kiev
Battle of Moscow
German invasion of the Soviet Union.
The German advance is halted, albeit temporarily.
The German Army Group Centre is driven back from Moscow.
• Battle of Gondar The final defeat of organized Italian forces in Italian East Africa by Commonwealth and Allied forces.
• Attack on Pearl Harbor Surprise Japanese attack destroys almost all the US Pacific Fleet.
• Second Battle of Changsha Japan's second unsuccessful attempt to take Changsha in China.
• Battle of Shanggao Japanese 11th army attacked the headquarters of the Chinese 19th army.
• Battle of Thailand Japan successfully invades and occupies Thailand.
• Battle of Hong Kong Japan captures the British colony of Hong Kong.
• Battle of Guam (1941) Japan successfully capture the American territory of Guam.
• Battle of Wake Island Japan captures the atoll of Wake Island.
• Malayan Campaign
Japanese Invasion of Malaya
Operation Krohcol
Bombing of Singapore
Battle of Jitra
Battle of Kampar
Battle of Slim River
Battle of Muar
Battle of Gemas
Battle off Endau
• Sinking of Prince of Wales and Repulse Japanese defeated British naval forces.
1942[edit]
• Battle of Bataan
• Battle of Dražgoše First direct engagement between Slovenian partisans and German occupying forces.
• Battle of Makassar Strait Japanese aircraft raid an American and Dutch convoy.
• Battle of Singapore
Battle of Sarimbun Beach
Battle of Kranji
Battle of Bukit Timah
Battle of Pasir Panjang
• Battle of the Java Sea Japanese forces wipe out an Allied naval squadron.
• Battle of Badung Strait Heavily outnumbered Japanese forces defeat an Allied night-time naval attack.
• Battle of Java Japanese forces invade the island of Java
• Indian Ocean raid Allied naval forces and shipping incur heavy losses during Japan's Fast Carrier Strike Force sortie.
• Battle of Christmas Island The Japanese occupy Christmas Island without any resistance.
• Battle of Corregidor Philippines lost to Japan.
• Japanese capture of Burma Burma lost to Japan.
• Battle of Nanos Eight hundred Italian soldiers lay siege to fifty Slovene partisans.
• Doolittle Raid First air raid on Tokyo.
• Battle of the Coral Sea First aircraft-carrier vs. aircraft-carrier battle. Japan wins tactically, but loses strategically.
• Battle of Gazala German offensive in the desert south of Tobruk anticipated and nearly defeated, but ended with heavy losses to British armour, forcing a withdrawl. In a surprise strike, Tobruk was taken in a day. Rommel exploited the success by pursuing the British into Egypt, denying them time to recover from the defeat but was checked at El Alamein.
• Battle of Midway Key defeat of Japanese naval forces in the Pacific; the Japanese lose four aircraft-carriers.
• Convoy PQ-17 A convoy of thirty-five ships leaves Iceland on June 17, bound for Murmansk. Eleven arrive on July 5.
•Battle of the Aleutian Islands Japanese invade and occupy two islands of Alaska's Aleutian archipelago as part of a feint designed to cover the Imperial Fleet's intended trap at Midway. Foreign troops are not expelled from US soil until the following
•Attack on Sydney Harbour Japanese midget submarines attack Sydney harbour.
•First Battle of El Alamein British Eighth Army stops Rommel's Axis forces invading Egypt.
•Second Battle of El Alamein Montgomery's Eighth Army forces Rommel out of Egypt.
•Battle of Sevastopol Captured by Germans after eight-month siege.
•Battle of Changsha (1942) Chinese claim victory over Japanese.
•Kokoda Track Campaign Australians and U.S. for the first time in World War II stop a Japanese offensive, this one to capture Port Moresby.
•Battle of Guadalcanal Beginning of Allied action in Solomon Islands.
•Battle of Savo Island Japanese sink four US cruisers.
•Battle of Dieppe "Operation Jubilee" was an Allied amphibious raid on the German occupied port of Dieppe in France. A tactical disaster for the Allies. However lessons learned applied to later amphibious operations including D-Day.
•Battle of Stalingrad City besieged by Paulus' German Sixth Army; from November 23 the Sixth Army is surrounded and destroyed by Soviets; bloodiest battle in history, 1.8 millions dead approx.
•Battle of the Eastern Solomons Japanese aircraft carrier Ryūjō sunk.
•Battle of Milne Bay First time Japanese landing force had been driven back into sea.
•Battle of Buna-Gona Australians and U.S. defeat Japanese on north coast of New Guinea.
•Battle of Wau Australians defeat Japanese attempts to capture Wau, New Guinea.
•Battle of the Bismarck Sea U.S. and Royal Australian Air Force planes attacked and sink most of a Japanese convoy carrying troops to reinforce Lae, New Guinea.
•Salamaua-Lae campaign Australian and U.S. forces capture two major Japanese bases at Lae and at Salamaua.
•Operation Cartwheel Operation to neutralize the major Japanese base at Rabaul.
•Battle of Cape Esperance near Guadalcanal
•Battle of the Santa Cruz Islands near Guadalcanal, USS Hornet (CV-8) sunk.
•Operation Torch Allied landings in North Africa and successful Putsch of French Resistance in Algiers to prevent Vichyist forces opposition.
•Naval Battle of Guadalcanal US defeats Japan, a turning point.
•Battle of Tassafaronga off Guadalcanal
•Second Battle of Kharkov Failed Soviet attempt to retake Kharkov.
•Battle of Changsha (1942) Second Sino-Japanese War
•Battle of Madagascar Allies capture Madagascar from Vichy France.
1943[edit]
• Battle of Osankarica About 2000 Germans massacred all 69 men and women of the Pohorje battalion. Germans lost 19 men dead and had 31 wounded.
• Battle of Rennell Island Japanese bombers sink a cruiser.
• Third Battle of Kharkov Germans retake Kharkov.
• Battle of the Kasserine Pass Battle between US and German armored forces in Tunisia.
• Battle of Neretva German Army offensive in southern Bosnia. Offensive launched to encircle and destroy the Yugoslavian Communist Partisan forces found there. Supporting the German forces in this effort were Italian, Ustaše, and Serbian Royalist Chetnik units. The partisans were badly mauled but managed to escape encirclement.
• Battle of the Komandorski Islands Naval engagement between US and Japan in the Bering Sea.
• Battle of Bismarck Sea United States sinks Japanese transports.
• Battle of the Bering Sea United States and Japanese navies fight an inconclusive battle.
• Battle of Attu United States troops defeat and drive the Japanese off the Aleutian Islands of Alaska.
• Warsaw Ghetto Uprising 5,000 Jews and 2,000 Germans die, Jews confined.
• Battle of Sutjeska Another attempt by German forces in Yugoslavia, this time supported by Italian, Bulgarian, and Serbian units, to encircle and destroy the Yugoslavian Communist Partisan forces in southern Bosnia. Again, the partisans were mauled but escaped.
• Battle of Castle Turjak Slovene partisans took the castle guarded by the Slovene village sentries.
• Battle of Kursk Germans attack Kursk salient at Orel and Belgorod, Russians drive them back. Arguably the largest tank battle ever fought.
• Allied invasion of Sicily Allies take Sicily from the Italians and German armies.
• Allied invasion of Italy Landings at Calabria, Taranto and Salerno.
• Dodecanese Campaign
Battle of Kos
Battle of Leros
Allied and German scramble to occupy the Dodecanese Islands.
German amphibious and airborne operation to capture Kos.
German amphibious and airborne operation to capture Leros.
• Battle of Smolensk The Soviets attack 850,000 German troops near Smolensk Fortified Region, drive them back inflicting severe losses.
• Battle of Kiev (1943) Kiev retaken by Soviets.
• Raid on Schweinfurt milestone air battle between the Luftwaffe and the USAAF known as "Black Thursday."
• Schweinfurt-Regensburg mission another major daylight air battle, first shuttle mission.
• Battle of Berlin Allied failed to defeat the Luftwaffe
• Battle of Tarawa First major American amphibious landing in the Pacific.
• Battle of Makin Americans capture the atoll of Makin Atoll.
• Battle of the Bernhardt Line U.S. 5th Army sustains 16,000 casualties fighting through the Mignano Gap to reach the Cassino defenses.
• Moro River Campaign
Battle of Ortona
1944[edit]
• Battle of Meiktila
• Battle of Monte Cassino Four battles in Italy Jan - May. Allies finally breakthrough towards Rome.
• Battle of Monte Castelo Also called Operation Encore, 25 November 1944 - 22 February 1945. The battle marked the Brazilian Expeditionary Force's entry into the land war in Europe.
• Battle of Anzio
Battle of Cisterna
• Battle of Kwajalein American forces assault the islands of Kwajalein and Roi-Namur.
• Battle of the Admin Box Japanese attempt a local counter-attack against an Allied offensive.
• Battle of Eniwetok Battle between American and Japanese on Eniwetok Atoll.
• Battle of Imphal and Battle of Kohima Attempted Japanese invasion of India fails with heavy losses.
• U Go offensive Allied successfully defend Manipur from the Axis
• Operation Ichi-Go Successful Japanese campaign to capture American air bases in China capable of sending bombers to Japan.
• Operation Rösselsprung German attempt to capture Tito using airborne troops.
• Battle of Normandy Allies invade northern France (Operation Overlord), hard fighting from Cherbourg to Caen, Germans surrounded and destroyed at Falaise.
• Battle of Saipan The battle was fought on the island of Saipan in the Mariana Islands and resulted disastrous for Japanese forces since most died.
• Second Battle of Guam American forces capture back Guam.
• Battle of Tinian American forces capture Tinian.
• Operation Bagration Soviet offensive destroys German Army Group Center on the Eastern Front.
• Battle of Philippine Sea Major carrier battle; US lose 123 planes and destroy 315 Japanese planes.
• Battle of Tali-Ihantala Finnish stop Soviet offensive.
• Warsaw Uprising 20,000 armed Poles against 55,000 Wehrmacht and SS. 90% of city destroyed, more than 250,000 casualties.
• Operation Dragoon Allied invasion of Southern France.
• Battle of Debrecen Soviets gain ground in Hungary but German and Hungarian forces manage to withdraw relatively intact after both sides suffer similar losses.
• Gothic Line offensive British 8th Army and U.S. 5th Army attempt unsuccessfully to break into the north Italian plains.
• Battle of Arnhem The major battle of Operation Market Garden; Allies reach but fail to cross the Rhine; British First Airborne Division destroyed.
• Battle of Peleliu A fight to capture an airstrip on a speck of coral in the western Pacific.
• Battle of Aachen Aachen was the first major German city to face invasion during World War II.
• Battle of the Scheldt Decisive Canadian victory, solved the logistical problems of the Allies, and opened the port of Antwerp for supplies directly to the front.
• Battle of Crucifix Hill The 18th Infantry, U.S. 1st Infantry Division take Crucifix Hill, a crucial position to help surround Aachen. Cpt. Bobbie E. Brown is awarded the Medal of Honor for his heroics.
• Battle of Angaur American forces capture an island in Palau.
• Battle of Hurtgen Forest Stubborn German defense, appalling losses to US army.
• Battle of Leyte American and Filipino guerrillas forces capture Leyte.
• Battle of Leyte Gulf The largest air-sea battle in history.
• Operation Queen was a joint British-American operation during World War II at the Western Front between Aachen and the Rur river.
• Battle of Mindoro
• Battle of the Bulge German counterattack in Ardennes; General McAuliffe says "NUTS" at Bastogne.
1945[edit]
• Operation Elephant Allied offensive against a German bridgehead at Kapelsche Veer in the Netherlands.
• Raid at Cabanatuan US Army Rangers rescue Bataan and Corregidor POWs from Japanese prison camp.
• Prague Offensive 1st, 4th, and 2nd Ukrainian Fronts of the Soviet Army crushed the last concentration of German troops (over 1,000,000 men in two army groups) in southeastern Germany and Czechoslovakia. These troops were Army Group Centre and the remnants of Army Group Ostmark.
• Operation Spring Awakening The last desperate German offensive of the war, launched around Lake Balaton, in Hungary.
• Battle of Bataan U.S. and Philippine Forces retake the historic Bataan Peninsula.
• Battle of Manila City totally devastated after month-long battle between the American, Filipino and Japanese forces; 100,000 civilians killed.
• Battle of Luzon The battle where Mexico entered World War II, contributing pilots to help the United States and the Philippines defeat Japan in the South Pacific, with a loss of 37,870 Allied soldiers and 217,000 Japanese soldiers, resulting in an Allied victory
• Battle of Corregidor Spectacular combined U.S. and Philippine assault retakes island bastion from Japanese forces.
• Raid at Los Baños U.S. Airborne Task Force rescues more than 2,000 Allied POWs and civilian internees held by Japanese.
• Battle of Mindanao U.S. Eighth Army together with the Philippine Commonwealth troops completes the recapture of Southern Philippines.
• Operation Varsity 134 Allied gliders land troops in Weisel.
• Battle of the Visayas U.S. Eighth Army together with the Philippine Commonwealth troops retakes central Philippine islands.
• Battle of Meiktila and Mandalay Japanese defeated in decisive battle in Central Burma
• Battle of Iwo Jima After a month, U.S. Forces take main offshore Japanese island.
• Battle of West Henan–North Hubei Indecisive battle between China and Japan. Japan controls airbases after battle.
• Battle of Halbe Part of Battle of Berlin, Germans unable to break out.
• Battle of Berlin Soviet forces encircle and capture German capital; Hitler commits suicide.
• Battle of Hamburg British forces capture German city.
• Battle of Triest British army and Yugoslav capture the city.
• Battle of Tarakan Allied attack as part of the Borneo campaign.
• Battle of Poljana (14–15 May 1945) Battle between Yugoslav partisans and HOS (Croatia), German wehrmacht, Slovene Home Guard...
• Battle of Odžak Last battle of World War II in Europe. Between Yugoslav partisans and HOS (Croatia) from 19 April to 25 May 1945.
• Battle of West Hunan Chinese victory in final battle to expel Japan.
• Battle of Okinawa US takes Japanese Island in the Ryūkyūs; many casualties to both sides.
• Battle of North Borneo Australian victory during final stages of World War II in the Pacific.
• Battle of Balikpapan Allied victory over Japan.
• Battle of Manchuria Soviet forces liberate Manchuria.
Sieges[edit]
Siege of Warsaw
Siege of Leningrad
Siege of Lwów
Siege of Modlin
Siege of Novorossiysk
Siege of Odessa
Siege of Sevastopol
Siege of Tobruk
Siege of Budapest
Siege of Breslau
Siege of Bastogne
Siege of Budapest (1945)
Naval engagements[edit]
General
Arctic Convoys
Battle of the Atlantic - the name given to the conflict in the Atlantic Ocean between 1939 and 1945.
see also Timeline of the Battle of the Atlantic (1939-1945)
Battle of the Mediterranean
Battle of the Indian Ocean
Specific
1939
The Battle of the River Plate
1940
First Battle of Narvik
Second Battle of Narvik
1941
Battle of Cape Matapan
Battle of Pearl Harbor
1942
Battle of the Coral Sea
Battle of Midway
Battle of Guadalcanal
1943
Battle of the Komandorski Islands
1944
Battle of Leyte Gulf
1945
Operation Ten-Go
Major bombing campaigns[edit]
General
Strategic bombing during World War II
Strategic bombing survey for the overall impact of the bombing.
Specific
Baedeker raids
Chungking
Coventry
Operation Retribution (1941) - bombing of Belgrade during 1941.
Broome - Japanese raid on the town of Broome, targeting the airfield.
Dresden
Darwin - Japanese target the harbour.
Hamburg
Helsinki - February 1944, was mostly ineffective due to air defence and deception.
Hiroshima - One nuclear weapon, Little Boy dropped from a B-29, devastating a city.
Kassel
London - "The Blitz" and the V-1 and V-2 campaigns
Lübeck
Nagasaki - One nuclear weapon, Fat Man dropped from a B-29, devastating a city.
Narva - March 1944. Evacuated town was destroyed by Soviet ADD.
Pearl Harbor
Rostock - Heinkel Airplane Construction Plant, Seaport, and City
Rotterdam
Stalingrad - 23 August 1942
Tallinn - February - March 1944. Bombed by Soviet ADD. Large-scale damage.
Tokyo - Several devastating raids.
Warsaw
Operations[edit]
Main article: List of World War II military operations
Raids[edit]
Small to medium-sized raiding operations were carried out by both Allied and Axis armies during World War II. The modus operandi used included guerrilla attacks by partisans in occupied territory and/or combined operations involving the landing and removal of specialised light infantry, such as commandos, by means of small boats.
Allied
Operation Colossus
10 February 1941
Experimental raid by 38 British Commandos on a fresh water aqueduct near Calitri in southern Italy.
Operation Claymore
4 March 1941
1000 Men from the British Commandos and belonging to the Norwegian Independent Company 1 destroy fish oil factories on the remote islands off the coast of Norway.
Operation Archery
27 December 1941
570 men from the British Commandos and belonging to the Norwegian Independent Company 1 raid and attack German positions on Vågsøy Island in Norway.
Battle of Timor
19 February 1942 – 10 February 1943
Continuous raids from Australian commandos against the occupying Japanese.
Operation Chariot
28 March 1942
196 Royal Navy and Army Commando units raid and destroy the heavily defended docks of St. Nazaire in occupied France.
Dieppe Raid
19 August 1942
Over 6,000 infantrymen, mostly Canadian attempted to seize and hold the port of Dieppe.
Makin Island raid, 17–18 August 1942
Operation Jaywick, September 1943
Operation Jedburgh, 1944
Operation Roast, April 1945
Axis
Operation Greif, December 1944
Raiding units
Allied
Multinational
Chindits
Devil's Brigade
Z Special Unit
Popski's Private Army
Gideon Force
Australia
Australian Army Independent Companies
France
Far East French Expeditionary Forces
Intervention Light Corps
Greece
Sacred Band
United Kingdom
Long Range Desert Group
Special Air Service
Royal Marines
Special Operations Executive
British Army Commandos
Layforce
British Paratroopers
United States
Marine Raiders
US Army Rangers
Alamo Scouts
Merrill's Marauders
Axis
Nazi Germany
Brandenburger Regiment
Waffen-SS (commando force led by Otto Skorzeny).
Fascist Italy
Decima Flottiglia MAS
Empire of Japan
Special Naval Landing Forces
Defensive lines[edit]
Atlantic Wall
Caesar Line
GHQ Line
Gothic Line
Gustav Line
Maginot Line
Mannerheim Line
Metaxas Line
Siegfried Line
Taunton Stop Line
Contemporaneous wars[edit]
Anglo-Iraqi War
Chinese Civil War
Ecuadorian-Peruvian War
Greek Civil War
Second Italo-Abyssinian War
Sino-Japanese War (1937-1945)
Soviet-Japanese Border War (1939)
Spanish Civil War
Winter War (Russo-Finnish War), Continuation War, Lapland War
See also[edit]
Campaigns of World War II
Participants in World War II
List of military operations
List of battles 1901-2000
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List of winners and shortlisted authors of the Booker Prize
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The following is a list of winners and shortlisted authors of the Booker Prize for Fiction. Winning titles are listed in yellow, first in their year.
The prize has been awarded each year since 1969 to the best original full-length novel, written in the English language, by a citizen of the Commonwealth of Nations or the Republic of Ireland. In 2014, it was opened for the first time to any work published in the United Kingdom and in the English language.
There have been two special awards celebrating the Booker's history. In 1993, the "Booker of Bookers" prize was awarded to Salman Rushdie for Midnight's Children (the 1981 winner) as the best novel to win the award in its first 25 years. Midnight's Children also won a public vote in 2008, on the prize's fortieth anniversary, "The Best of the Booker".
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Publisher
Chair
Judges
1969 P. H. Newby Something to Answer For Faber & Faber n/a
David Farrer
Frank Kermode
Stephen Spender
Dame Rebecca West
W L Webb
Barry England Figures in a Landscape
Nicholas Mosley The Impossible Object
Iris Murdoch The Nice and the Good
Muriel Spark The Public Image
Gordon Williams From Scenes Like These
1970 Bernice Rubens The Elected Member Eyre & Spottiswoode n/a
Antonia Fraser
Ross Higgins
Richard Hoggart
Dame Rebecca West
David Holloway
A L Barker John Brown's Body
Elizabeth Bowen Eva Trout
Iris Murdoch Bruno's Dream
William Trevor Mrs Eckdorf in O'Neill's Hotel
Terence Wheeler The Conjunction
1970

Awarded in 2010 as the
Lost Man Booker PrizeNote #A J. G. Farrell Troubles Phoenix n/a
Rachel Cooke
Katie Derham
Tobias Hill
Nina Bawden The Birds on the Trees Virago
Shirley Hazzard The Bay of Noon Virago
Mary Renault Fire From Heaven Arrow
Muriel Spark The Driver's Seat Penguin
Patrick White The Vivisector Vintage
1971 V. S. Naipaul In a Free State Deutsch John Gross
Saul Bellow
John Fowles
Lady Antonia Fraser
Philip Toynbee
Thomas Kilroy The Big Chapel Faber & Faber
Doris Lessing Briefing for a Descent into Hell Jonathan Cape
Mordecai Richler St. Urbain's Horseman Weidenfeld & Nicolson
Derek Robinson Goshawk Squadron Heinemann
Elizabeth Taylor Mrs. Palfrey at the Claremont Chatto & Windus
1972 John Berger G. Weidenfeld & Nicolson Cyril Connolly
George Steiner
Elizabeth Bowen
Susan Hill The Bird of Night Hamish Hamilton
Thomas Keneally The Chant of Jimmie Blacksmith Angus & Robertson
David Storey Pasmore Longman
1973 J. G. Farrell The Siege of Krishnapur Weidenfeld & Nicolson Karl Miller
Edna O'Brien
Mary McCarthy
Beryl Bainbridge The Dressmaker Duckworth
Elizabeth Mavor The Green Equinox Michael Joseph
Iris Murdoch The Black Prince Chatto & Windus
1974 Nadine Gordimer The Conservationist Jonathan Cape Ion Trewin
A. S. Byatt
Elizabeth Jane Howard
Stanley Middleton Holiday Hutchinson
Kingsley Amis Ending Up Jonathan Cape
Beryl Bainbridge The Bottle Factory Outing Duckworth
C. P. Snow In Their Wisdom Macmillan
1975 Ruth Prawer Jhabvala Heat and Dust John Murray Angus Wilson
Peter Ackroyd
Susan Hill
Roy Fuller
Thomas Keneally Gossip from the Forest Collins
1976 David Storey Saville Jonathan Cape Walter Allen
Mary Wilson
Francis King
André Brink An Instant in the Wind W. H. Allen
R. C. Hutchinson Rising Michael Joseph
Brian Moore The Doctor's Wife Jonathan Cape
Julian Rathbone King Fisher Lives Michael Joseph
William Trevor The Children of Dynmouth Bodley Head
1977 Paul Scott Staying On Heinemann Philip Larkin
Beryl Bainbridge
Brendan Gill
David Hughes
Robin Ray
Paul Bailey Peter Smart's Confessions Jonathan Cape
Caroline Blackwood Great Granny Webster Duckworth
Jennifer Johnston Shadows on our Skin Hamish Hamilton
Penelope Lively The Road to Lichfield Heinemann
Barbara Pym Quartet in Autumn Macmillan
1978 Iris Murdoch The Sea, the Sea Chatto & Windus Sir Alfred Ayer
Derwent May
P. H. Newby
Angela Huth
Clare Boylan
Kingsley Amis Jake's Thing Hutchinson
André Brink Rumours of Rain W. H. Allen
Penelope Fitzgerald The Bookshop Duckworth
Jane Gardam God on the Rocks Hamish Hamilton
Bernice Rubens A Five-Year Sentence W. H. Allen
1979 Penelope Fitzgerald Offshore Collins Lord Briggs
Benny Green
Michael Ratcliffe
Hilary Spurling
Paul Theroux
Thomas Keneally Confederates Collins
V. S. Naipaul A Bend in the River Deutsch
Julian Rathbone Joseph Michael Joseph
Fay Weldon Praxis Hodder & Stoughton
1980 William Golding Rites of Passage Faber & Faber David Daiches
Ronald Blythe
Margaret Forster
Claire Tomalin
Brian Wenham
Anthony Burgess Earthly Powers Hutchinson
Anita Desai Clear Light of Day Heinemann
Alice Munro The Beggar Maid Viking
Julia O'Faolain No Country for Young Men Viking
Barry Unsworth Pascali's Island Michael Joseph
J. L. Carr A Month in the Country Harvester
1981 Salman Rushdie Midnight's Children Jonathan Cape Professor Malcolm Bradbury
Brian Aldiss
Joan Bakewell
Samuel Hynes
Hermione Lee
Molly Keane Good Behaviour Deutsch
Doris Lessing The Sirian Experiments Jonathan Cape
Ian McEwan The Comfort of Strangers Jonathan Cape
Ann Schlee Rhine Journey Macmillan
Muriel Spark Loitering with Intent Bodley Head
D. M. Thomas The White Hotel Gollancz
1982 Thomas Keneally Schindler's Ark Hodder & Staughton John Carey
Paul Bailey
Frank Delaney
Janet Morgan
Lorna Sage
John Arden Silence Among the Weapons Methuen
William Boyd An Ice-Cream War Hamish Hamilton
Lawrence Durrell Constance or Solitary Practices Faber & Faber
Alice Thomas Ellis The 27th Kingdom Duckworth
Timothy Mo Sour Sweet Deutsch
1983 J. M. Coetzee Life & Times of Michael K Secker & Warburg Fay Weldon
Angela Carter
Terence Kilmartin
Peter Porter
Libby Purves
Malcolm Bradbury Rates of Exchange Secker & Warburg
John Fuller Flying to Nowhere Salamander
Anita Mason The Illusionist Hamish Hamilton
Salman Rushdie Shame Jonathan Cape
Graham Swift Waterland Heinemann
1984 Anita Brookner Hotel du Lac Jonathan Cape Professor Richard Cobb
Anthony Curtis
Polly Devlin
John Fuller
Ted Rowlands
J. G. Ballard Empire of the Sun Gollancz
Julian Barnes Flaubert's Parrot Jonathan Cape
Anita Desai In Custody Heinemann
Penelope Lively According to Mark Heinemann
David Lodge Small World Secker & Warburg
1985 Keri Hulme The Bone People Hodder & Stoughton Norman St John-Stevas
Nina Bawden
J. W. Lambert
Joanna Lumley
Marina Warner
Peter Carey Illywhacker Faber & Faber
J. L. Carr The Battle of Pollocks Crossing Viking
Doris Lessing The Good Terrorist Jonathan Cape
Jan Morris Last Letters from Hav Viking
Iris Murdoch The Good Apprentice Chatto & Windus
1986 Kingsley Amis The Old Devils Hutchinson Anthony Thwaite
Edna Healey
Isabel Quigley
Gillian Reynolds
Bernice Rubens
Margaret Atwood The Handmaid's Tale Jonathan Cape
Paul Bailey Gabriel's Lament Jonathan Cape
Robertson Davies What's Bred in the Bone Viking
Kazuo Ishiguro An Artist of the Floating World Faber & Faber
Timothy Mo An Insular Possession Chatto & Windus
1987 Penelope Lively Moon Tiger Deutsch P. D. James
Selina Hastings
Allan Massie
Trevor McDonald
John B. Thompson
Chinua Achebe Anthills of the Savannah Heinemann
Peter Ackroyd Chatterton Hamish Hamilton
Nina Bawden Circles of Deceit Macmillan
Brian Moore The Colour of Blood Jonathan Cape
Iris Murdoch The Book and the Brotherhood Chatto & Windus
1988 Peter Carey Oscar and Lucinda Faber & Faber The Rt Hon Michael Foot
Sebastian Faulks
Philip French
Blake Morrison
Rose Tremain
Bruce Chatwin Utz Jonathan Cape
Penelope Fitzgerald The Beginning of Spring Collins
David Lodge Nice Work Secker & Warburg
Salman Rushdie The Satanic Verses Viking
Marina Warner The Lost Father Chatto & Windus
1989 Kazuo Ishiguro The Remains of the Day Faber & Faber David Lodge
Maggie Gee
Helen McNeil
David Profumo
Edmund White
Margaret Atwood Cat's Eye Bloomsbury
John Banville The Book of Evidence Secker & Warburg
Sybille Bedford Jigsaw Hamish Hamilton
James Kelman A Disaffection Secker & Warburg
Rose Tremain Restoration Hamish Hamilton
1990 A. S. Byatt Possession: A Romance Chatto & Windus Sir Denis Forman
Susannah Clapp
A. Walton Litz
Hilary Mantel
Kate Saunders
Beryl Bainbridge An Awfully Big Adventure Duckworth
Penelope Fitzgerald The Gate of Angels Collins
John McGahern Amongst Women Faber & Faber
Brian Moore Lies of Silence Bloomsbury
Mordecai Richler Solomon Gursky Was Here Chatto & Windus
1991 Ben Okri The Famished Road Jonathan Cape Jeremy Treglown
Penelope Fitzgerald
Jonathan Keates
Nicholas Mosley
Ann Schlee
Martin Amis Time's Arrow Jonathan Cape
Roddy Doyle The Van Secker & Warburg
Rohinton Mistry Such a Long Journey Faber & Faber
Timothy Mo The Redundancy of Courage Chatto & Windus
William Trevor Reading Turgenev[1] Viking
1992 Michael Ondaatje The English Patient Bloomsbury Victoria Glendinning
John Coldstream
Valentine Cunningham
Dr Harriet Harvey Wood
Mark Lawson
Barry Unsworth Sacred Hunger Hamish Hamilton
Christopher Hope Serenity House Macmillan
Patrick McCabe The Butcher Boy Picador
Ian McEwan Black Dogs Jonathan Cape
Michèle Roberts Daughters of the House Virago
1993 Roddy Doyle Paddy Clarke Ha Ha Ha Secker & Warburg Lord Gowrie
Professor Gillian Beer
Anne Chisholm
Nicholas Clee
Olivier Todd
Tibor Fischer Under the Frog Polygon
Michael Ignatieff Scar Tissue Chatto & Windus
David Malouf Remembering Babylon Chatto & Windus
Caryl Phillips Crossing the River Bloomsbury
Carol Shields The Stone Diaries Fourth Estate
1994 James Kelman How late it was, how late Secker & Warburg Professor John Bayley
Rabbi Julia Neuberger
Dr Alastair Niven
Alan Taylor[2]
James Wood
Romesh Gunesekera Reef Granta Books
Abdulrazak Gurnah Paradise Hamish Hamilton
Alan Hollinghurst The Folding Star Chatto & Windus
George Mackay Brown Beside the Ocean of Time John Murray
Jill Paton Walsh Knowledge of Angels Green Bay
1995 Pat Barker The Ghost Road Viking George Walden MP
Kate Kellaway
Peter Kemp
Adam Mars-Jones
Ruth Rendell
Justin Cartwright In Every Face I Meet Sceptre
Salman Rushdie The Moor's Last Sigh Jonathan Cape
Barry Unsworth Morality Play Hamish Hamilton
Tim Winton The Riders Picador
1996 Graham Swift Last Orders Picador Carmen Callil
Jonathan Coe
Ian Jack
A. L. Kennedy
A. N. Wilson
Margaret Atwood Alias Grace Bloomsbury
Beryl Bainbridge Every Man for Himself Duckworth
Seamus Deane Reading in the Dark Jonathan Cape
Shena Mackay The Orchard on Fire Heinemann
Rohinton Mistry A Fine Balance Faber & Faber
1997 Arundhati Roy The God of Small Things Flamingo Professor Gillian Beer
Rachel Billington
Jason Cowley
Jan Dalley
Professor Dan Jacobson
Jim Crace Quarantine Viking
Mick Jackson The Underground Man Picador
Bernard MacLaverty Grace Notes Jonathan Cape
Tim Parks Europa Secker & Warburg
Madeleine St John The Essence of the Thing Fourth Estate
1998 Ian McEwan Amsterdam Jonathan Cape Douglas Hurd
Professor Valentine Cunningham
Penelope Fitzgerald
Miriam Gross
Nigella Lawson
Beryl Bainbridge Master Georgie Duckworth
Julian Barnes England, England Jonathan Cape
Martin Booth The Industry of Souls Dewi Lewis
Patrick McCabe Breakfast on Pluto Picador
Magnus Mills The Restraint of Beasts Flamingo
1999 J. M. Coetzee Disgrace Secker & Warburg Gerald Kaufman
Shena Mackay
John Sutherland
Boyd Tonkin
Natasha Walter
Anita Desai Fasting, Feasting Chatto & Windus
Michael Frayn Headlong Faber & Faber
Andrew O'Hagan Our Fathers Faber & Faber
Ahdaf Soueif The Map of Love Bloomsbury
Colm Tóibín The Blackwater Lightship Picador
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Professor Roy Foster
Mariella Frostrup
Caroline Gascoigne
Rose Tremain
Trezza Azzopardi The Hiding Place Picador
Michael Collins The Keepers of Truth Phoenix House
Kazuo Ishiguro When We Were Orphans Faber & Faber
Matthew Kneale English Passengers Hamish Hamilton
Brian O'Doherty The Deposition of Father McGreevy Arcadia
2001 Peter Carey True History of the Kelly Gang Faber & Faber Kenneth Baker
Philip Hensher
Michèle Roberts
Kate Summerscale
Professor Rory Watson
Ian McEwan Atonement Jonathan Cape
Andrew Miller Oxygen Sceptre
David Mitchell number9dream Sceptre
Rachel Seiffert The Dark Room William Heinemann
Ali Smith Hotel World Hamish Hamilton
2002 Yann Martel Life of Pi Canongate Lisa Jardine
David Baddiel
Russell Celyn Jones
Salley Vickers
Erica Wagner
Rohinton Mistry Family Matters Faber & Faber
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William Trevor The Story of Lucy Gault Viking
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Tim Winton Dirt Music Picador
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A. C. Grayling
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Rebecca Stephens MBE
D. J. Taylor
Monica Ali Brick Lane Doubleday
Margaret Atwood Oryx and Crake Bloomsbury
Damon Galgut The Good Doctor Atlantic
Zoë Heller Notes on a Scandal Viking
Clare Morrall Astonishing Splashes of Colour Tindal Street
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Gerard Woodward I'll Go to Bed at Noon Chatto & Windus
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Lindsay Duguid
Rick Gekoski
Josephine Hart
David Sexton
Julian Barnes Arthur & George Jonathan Cape
Sebastian Barry A Long Long Way Faber & Faber
Kazuo Ishiguro Never Let Me Go Faber & Faber
Ali Smith The Accidental Hamish Hamilton
Zadie Smith On Beauty Hamish Hamilton
2006 Kiran Desai The Inheritance of Loss Hamish Hamilton Hermione Lee
Simon Armitage
Candia McWilliam
Antony Quinn
Fiona Shaw
Kate Grenville The Secret River Canongate
M. J. Hyland Carry Me Down Canongate
Hisham Matar In the Country of Men Viking
Edward St Aubyn Mother's Milk Picador
Sarah Waters The Night Watch Virago
2007 Anne Enright The Gathering Jonathan Cape Howard Davies
Wendy Cope
Giles Foden
Ruth Scurr
Imogen Stubbs
Nicola Barker Darkmans Fourth Estate
Mohsin Hamid The Reluctant Fundamentalist Hamish Hamilton
Lloyd Jones Mister Pip John Murray
Ian McEwan On Chesil Beach Jonathan Cape
Indra Sinha Animal's People Simon & Schuster
2008 Aravind Adiga The White Tiger Atlantic Michael Portillo
Alex Clark
Louise Doughty
James Heneage
Hardeep Singh Kohli
Sebastian Barry The Secret Scripture Faber & Faber
Amitav Ghosh Sea of Poppies John Murray
Linda Grant The Clothes on Their Backs Virago
Philip Hensher The Northern Clemency Fourth Estate
Steve Toltz A Fraction of the Whole Hamish Hamilton
2009[3] Hilary Mantel Wolf Hall Fourth Estate James Naughtie
Lucasta Miller
John Mullan
Sue Perkins
Michael Prodger
A. S. Byatt The Children's Book Chatto and Windus
J. M. Coetzee Summertime Harvill Secker
Adam Foulds The Quickening Maze Jonathan Cape
Simon Mawer The Glass Room Little, Brown
Sarah Waters The Little Stranger Virago
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Rosie Blau
Deborah Bull
Tom Sutcliffe
Frances Wilson
Peter Carey Parrot and Olivier in America Faber & Faber
Emma Donoghue Room Picador
Damon Galgut In a Strange Room Atlantic Books
Andrea Levy The Long Song Hachette
Tom McCarthy C Jonathan Cape
2011 Julian Barnes The Sense of an Ending Jonathan Cape Dame Stella Rimington
Matthew d'Ancona
Susan Hill
Chris Mullin
Gaby Wood
Carol Birch Jamrach's Menagerie Canongate
Patrick deWitt The Sisters Brothers Granta Books
Esi Edugyan Half-Blood Blues Serpent's Tail
Stephen Kelman Pigeon English Bloomsbury
A D Miller Snowdrops Atlantic Books
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Dinah Birch
Dan Stevens
Amanda Foreman
Bharat Tandon
Deborah Levy Swimming Home And Other Stories/Faber & Faber
Alison Moore The Lighthouse Salt Publishing
Will Self Umbrella Bloomsbury
Tan Twan Eng The Garden of Evening Mists Myrmidon Books
Jeet Thayil Narcopolis Faber & Faber
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Stuart Kelly
Natalie Haynes
Robert Douglas-Fairhurst
NoViolet Bulawayo We Need New Names Chatto & Windus
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Jhumpa Lahiri The Lowland Bloomsbury
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Jonathan Bate
Dr Daniel Glaser
Dr Alastair Niven
Erica Wagner
Joshua Ferris To Rise Again at a Decent Hour Viking
Karen Joy Fowler We Are All Completely Beside Ourselves Serpent's Tail
Howard Jacobson J Jonathan Cape
Neel Mukherjee The Lives of Others Jonathan Cape
Ali Smith How to Be Both Hamish Hamilton
2015[4] Marlon James A Brief History of Seven Killings Oneworld Publications Michael Wood
John Burnside
Sam Leith
Frances Osborne
Ellah Wakatama Allfrey
Tom McCarthy Satin Island Jonathan Cape
Chigozie Obioma The Fishermen One
Sunjeev Sahota The Year of the Runaways Picador
Anne Tyler A Spool of Blue Thread Chatto & Windus
Hanya Yanagihara A Little Life Picador
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David Harsent
Olivia Williams
Abdulrazak Gurnah
Deborah Levy Hot Milk Hamish Hamilton
Graeme Macrae Burnet His Bloody Project Contraband
Ottessa Moshfegh Eileen Jonathan Cape
David Szalay All That Man Is Jonathan Cape
Madeleine Thien Do Not Say We Have Nothing Granta Books
2017[5] George Saunders Lincoln in the Bardo Bloomsbury Baroness Lola Young
Lila Azam Zanganeh
Sarah Hall
Colin Thubron
Tom Phillips
Paul Auster 4 3 2 1 Faber & Faber
Emily Fridlund History of Wolves Weidenfeld & Nicholson
Mohsin Hamid Exit West Hamish Hamilton
Fiona Mozley Elmet JM Originals, John Murray
Ali Smith Autumn Hamish Hamilton
Winners[edit]
John Berger won with G in 1972.
Nadine Gordimer won with The Conservationist in 1974.
Salman Rushdie won with Midnight's Children in 1981.
J. M. Coetzee won with Life & Times of Michael K in 1983, and again with Disgrace in 1999.
Kazuo Ishiguro won with The Remains of the Day in 1989.
A. S. Byatt won with Possession in 1990.
Michael Ondaatje won with The English Patient in 1992.
Roddy Doyle won with Paddy Clarke Ha Ha Ha in 1993.
Arundhati Roy won with The God of Small Things in 1997.
Ian McEwan won with Amsterdam in 1998.
Margaret Atwood won with The Blind Assassin in 2000.
Yann Martel won with Life of Pi in 2002.
Alan Hollinghurst won with The Line of Beauty in 2004.
John Banville won with The Sea in 2005.
Kiran Desai won with The Inheritance of Loss in 2006.
Anne Enright won with The Gathering in 2007.
Eleanor Catton won with The Luminaries in 2013.
Richard Flanagan won with The Narrow Road to the Deep North in 2014.
Marlon James won with A Brief History of Seven Killings in 2015.
Paul Beatty won with The Sellout in 2016.
George Saunders won with Lincoln in the Bardo in 2017.
References[edit]
^ Note #A: "... in 1971, just two years after it began, the Booker Prize ceased to be awarded retrospectively and became – as it is today – a prize for the best novel of the year of publication. At the same time the award moved from April to November and, as a result, a wealth of fiction published for much of 1970 fell through the net and was never considered for the prize." See "Lost Man Booker Prize shortlist announced". bookerprize.com. Archived from the original on 2 December 2010.
Jump up ^ (novella from the collection Two Lives)
Jump up ^ Alan Taylor is an associate editor of the Sunday Herald. He was formerly a board member of the Edinburgh International Book Festival. He edited a diarist collection with his wife Irene that was published in 2011 entitled The Assassin's Cloak.
Jump up ^ "Man Booker Prize 2009 Shortlist announced". Man Booker Prize. Archived from the original on 8 October 2009. Retrieved 8 September 2009.
Jump up ^ "Pulitzer winner makes Booker Prize shortlist". BBC News. 15 September 2015. Retrieved 18 September 2015.
Jump up ^ "Man Booker Prize 2017: shortlist makes room for debuts alongside big names". The Guardian. 13 September 2017. Retrieved 13 September 2017.
External links[edit]
"The Man Booker Prize Archive 1969–2012" (PDF). Archived from the original (PDF) on 15 September 2013. Retrieved 21 October 2013.
Full details of the winners, judges and shortlisted books for all the Booker prizes (1969–2008), The Guardian
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