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The author has collected together and sensitively edited the thoughts and recollections of the key German Leaders. This exposes attitudes and capabilities of the German commanders and military leaders. In the process it does much to demonstrated why the Germans failed in the Battle of the Bulge and in the war. Extremely interesting and informative.
READ THE FULL REVIEW In war, and in the steps to war, single individuals frequently make significant contributions to the course of events through espionage. The nature of their craft often means that their actions go unnoticed for many years or, sometimes, for ever. This first full biography in English of Alfred Redl is a much under-told story that contains all the elements of a cracking fictional tale of spies. Strongly Recommended.
READ THE FULL REVIEW WWI history has been dominated by the trench warfare that was a result of the machine gun. The real innovation was in the air and at sea. A very well chosen photo-plate section supports the recollections of those that were there – Excellent and great reading.
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The Images of War series is based on lavish illustration, using rare photographs from wartime archives, but each book also includes a great deal of textual information in concise captions and extended captions, with longer overviews linking the photographic record. This book matches the highly successful series and the author is a highly experienced former defence intelligence specialist with a long list of top selling books to his credit, highly recommended.
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In the two decades that have followed the first publication of this work, nothing has come to challenge it and this edition is therefore most welcome. It was a pioneering work and still is, presenting the scholarship of sixty four specialists and the real experiences of participants. It can fairly be regarded as a foundation work for anyone wishing to understand this epic conflict. Much Recommended.
This new book features the memoirs of the late William Albert Tate who died in 2007 at the age
of 85. The first-hand account of an RAF aircrew has not previously been published and it adds
further personal insight that is valuable. Essential reading.
The author has thoroughly researched this fascinating book about the life of Bob Laycock. This provides a new insight into Laycock and the development of British Special Forces during WWII. Highly Recommended.
