What is everyone reading on the First World War
What is everyone reading on the First World War
Currently I am reading The Kaiser's Battle by Martin Middlebrook
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I currently reading Douglas Haig : War Diaries and Letters /ed. by Gary Sheffield & John Bourne. A must I think! History has not been kind to Haig creating an image of an unimaginative soldier but I think his diary does much to dispel this:
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The Generals of World War II
Entry on 18th September 1916In view of the successes obtained by the 'Tanks', I suggested that he [Admiral Bacon, CinC Dover Patrol] should carry out experiments with special flat bottomed boats for running ashore and landing a line of Tanks on the beach with object of breaking through wire and capturing Enemy's defences
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