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 In the Footsteps of Private Lynch - Will Davies
Newest Review: ... about are where the Australian Imperial Forces were fighting as Private Lynch and in fact Nulla both served with them. He ... more  ... recreates the battles which Nulla tells us about and with the aid of the Official War books and regimental diaries is able to tell what really happened.
We learn about the horrific sights and sounds which these men had to deal with and some of them only being just 18, he talk of young boys who are so scared about going over the top of the trench they actually wet themselves before hand. The conditions which Nulla talks abut living in in the trenches is also confirmed to be correct and the men did have to stand in mud wh...more |
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In the Footsteps of Private Lynch - Will Davies: A Proper Histroy Lesson! (1007 words)
by - written on 03/07/09 (Very useful, 78 readings)
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Firstly I want to apologise as I am going to start my review by having a good old moan! To me this book and the contents are what should be taught at school as part of history, not how many wives Henry the bloody 8th had or all about Oliver Cromwell. Children need to be taught about the subjects of the First and Second World Wars and then maybe they would grow up to have some respect for the old men and women who gave their lives for the freedom and safety of this country and not be the cocky little so and so's they are! This book has been written by Will Davies who is an Australian and has a keen interest in both wars. After he read the book Somme Mud which ... Read the complete review
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