I'm looking to get back Into Learning about WW2, and to be honest, YouTube isn't really cutting it much anymore, and with he way things are, I don't know what to trust.
Anything from 1918, to 1950 (From the lead up, to the years after), any country, army, battle, over look, anything I can add to a Christmas list, because it's been some time since I've actually cared about History
I recommend checking out the r/AskHistorians WWII book list!
In addition to /u/hannahstohelit's recommendation of the FAQ book list, I happen to have written a long, annotated Eastern Front reading list for another poster just this week. You may find some of it interesting.