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Forgotten Voices of the Great War - Max Arthur

a well written book with many different accounts of the war placed together. Definitely worth reading for anyone studying History or who is interested in the First World War. Price: £5.99 from Amazon.co.uk Note: there are also several other books called forgotten voices by Max Arthur with recounts from particular parts of the first and second world wars including the holocaust. I have not bought any of these yet but after reading this one I will certainly consider buying these as they are so much more enlightening than a textbook and show the real truth from real sources at the ...

Forgotten Voices of the Great War - Max Arthur

a well written book with many different accounts of the war placed together. Definitely worth reading for anyone studying History or who is interested in the First World War. Price: £5.99 from Amazon.co.uk Note: there are also several other books called forgotten voices by Max Arthur with recounts from particular parts of the first and second world wars including the holocaust. I have not bought any of these yet but after reading this one I will certainly consider buying these as they are so much more enlightening than a textbook and show the real truth from real sources at the ...

Forgotten Voices of the Great War - Max Arthur

I read this book over quite a considerable period of time. It is not something I feel you can simply pick up and read from cover to cover. The book is in chronological order, for each year of the First World War. I read each year at a time and then took a break in between. By doing this I felt I was giving myself time to reflect on all of the entries that I read. The book is order chronologically (as I’ve said) and with notes and entries from a vast range of people involved in, and affected by, the First World War. Within in each year, there are sections for different battles, thereby keeping all linked entries together. The people whose information has been used range from ...

Forgotten Voices of the Great War - Max Arthur

I read this book over quite a considerable period of time. It is not something I feel you can simply pick up and read from cover to cover. The book is in chronological order, for each year of the First World War. I read each year at a time and then took a break in between. By doing this I felt I was giving myself time to reflect on all of the entries that I read. The book is order chronologically (as I’ve said) and with notes and entries from a vast range of people involved in, and affected by, the First World War. Within in each year, there are sections for different battles, thereby keeping all linked entries together. The people whose information has been used range from ...