Great War & WWII History Worth the Effort

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	"If you only ever read one book about the Great War, read this.  It is unsurpassed."

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	"An astonishingly powerful first hand account by a tank commander who served throughout the North African campaign."

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	"Brilliant description of the British experience of the Great War."

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	"Excellent description of British society and the Great War."

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	"Superb account of trench warfare by an unsung friend of Sassoon & Graves."

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	"Very good counter to Anglo-centric accounts of the Great War."

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	"A tragic story told with clear affection for the Polish people.  Just wish the author had used real Polish names instead of English pseudonyms."

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	"Challenging history of the Battle of Britain by a British fighter pilot.  Should be still in print!"

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	"Superb first hand account by an officer captured at Singapore of the ill-fated Malayan campaign."

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	"Very good account of a little known action, in which even bees were said to be combatants!"

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	"Very good account by an excellent partnership.  Their other books are all recommended."

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	"Disturbing but compelling description of the last days of the Third Reich by this ever-excellent author."

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	"Brilliant tribute to the British soldier of the Great War."

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	"Classic account by the famous poet."

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	"Excellent tale of a British Hurricane pilot during the 'Phoney War' and the Battle of France, 1939-40."

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	"Classic history of the little known British campaign in Greece during the Great War."

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	"Old but never bettered story of the battle for Verdun."

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	"Superb first hand account by a German officer of the first weeks of the Great War."

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	"Excellent account by an Irish soldier, best known for his description of the British army in 1914."

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	"First class use of primary source material to tell the story of the Great War from the viewpoint of the ordinary individual."

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	"Excellent account of the lead up to and first day of the 'German Spring Offensive', 21st March 1918."

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	"Outstanding book in an excellent series about the 'Pals Battalions'."

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	"Definitive work on the 'Forgotten Bomber'."

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	"Fascinating and controversial telling of the Singapore debacle."

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	"Classic account of the terrible battle for Monte Cassino."