El Alamein no Shinden

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Despite initial appearances, these are both gritty stories of war with a great deal of truth to them. They rely on absurd humour (anthropomorphized animals in one, strange alternate history and sci-fi scenarios in the other) to make what might be a boring story immensely entertaining, and to explore some ignored aspects of famous wars. 

Both present interesting views of WWII. El Alamein no Shinden presents the war from multiple sides in various stories, and Souin Gyokusai seyo! shows the war from the Japanese troops points of view. Thought provoking.