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31-07-10, 23:12
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As everyone above has said, there's too many books to count; as far as the Great War is concerned, if you want another point of view, try "All Quiet on the Western Front" by Erich Maria Remarque. Sadly it's not a particularly long book, but it is a fascinating account of the Great War from the point of view of a group of German soldiers.
Also definetly read the Sharpe novels, they are a great books!
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14-08-10, 06:07
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Thank you for all the sugestions so far.
I have now finished Harry Hartnett's book and in my opinion it is a good insight into the horrors of war and what our soldures went through to protect our way of life. I will now start on Howard's sugestion "Voices of War." Has anyone else read the two I have read so far?
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