Outside of ww1 and ww2 what are you reading?

[Attrition]

Martians go Home by Frederick Brown (1955).

The Martians conspire to take over earth with sarcasm.

[Imad]

The Histories by Herodotus of Halicarnassus

[forest43]

The Fall of Paris (The Siege and the Commune 1870-71) - Alistair Horne

[Imad]

The Death of the Messiah by Raymond Brown

[Ken S.]

Bird Detective: Investigating the Secret Lives of Birds by Bridget Stutchbury

[kgbudge]

Fermat's Enigma

[Imad]

A Peoples History of the United States by Howard Zinn

[Imad]

Muhammad by Karen Armstrong

[doogal]

Fiasco and Cobra 2 if read together they give a substantial overview of (the mess of)US Operations and post combat operations.
Clausewitz and contemporary War by Antulio Echeverra
Clausewitz in the twentieth century the edition edited by strachan and rothe
Clausewitzs puzzle by Rothe - all of these are part of an Oxford academical research project into Clausewitz and his enduring influence:
On Clausewitz by Hugh Smith:
Started reading a translation of the Art of War by Sun Tzu while listening to another translation:
Anything on the periods 1789 - 1815=1914-1945 etc

If anyone reads this and they know of any good links to information/pdf`s/Essays concerning Ulm and Austerlitz please get in touch:

Doogal

[Duncan]

PT109

[Imad]

God's Crucible - The Impact of Islam on the West by David Levering Lewis

[IvanSR]

Columbine by Dave Cullen

[Imad]

The Vietnam Wars by Marilyn Young

[Imad]

Sons and Lovers by D H Lawrence

[Imad]

The Lives of the Caesars by Suetonius