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Armageddon - Leon Uris

Armageddon - Leon Uris Pages: 602 == About the Author and the Book == Ever since Leon Uris burst upon the literary scene with his magnificent novel about the American marines Battle Cry , he has been regarded as a supreme writer about significant events of our times.Following Battle Cry came Exodus and MILA 18, both portraying holocaust as no other.His next mega novel Armageddon is a novel of Berlin and of the invincibility of free men when they stand defiant.. It is the story written about the origin of the cold war in the strife ridden post-war Germany.It is a historical fiction based on facts. == The Story in Brief == It is very difficult to make this ...

Armageddon - Leon Uris

Armageddon - Leon Uris Pages: 602 == About the Author and the Book == Ever since Leon Uris burst upon the literary scene with his magnificent novel about the American marines Battle Cry , he has been regarded as a supreme writer about significant events of our times.Following Battle Cry came Exodus and MILA 18, both portraying holocaust as no other.His next mega novel Armageddon is a novel of Berlin and of the invincibility of free men when they stand defiant.. It is the story written about the origin of the cold war in the strife ridden post-war Germany.It is a historical fiction based on facts. == The Story in Brief == It is very difficult to make this ...

Trinity - Leon Uris

I just finished reading Trinity over the Thanksgiving weekend of 2008. It was fantastic. I am voracious reader, but I have put off reading this book for 25 years, and now my regret is that I waited so long to read this book. I first came in contact with this book when I was in graduate school. One of my friends was reading it, and he encouraged me to read it. I checked it out at the library and read the first three chapters. I was hooked, but my graduate studies and work forced me to put the book on hold. Well, over the next 25 years after graduate school, I would wander over to the section in the library that shelved all of Uris' books. I would pickup Trinity, only to put it down again ...

Trinity - Leon Uris

I just finished reading Trinity over the Thanksgiving weekend of 2008. It was fantastic. I am voracious reader, but I have put off reading this book for 25 years, and now my regret is that I waited so long to read this book. I first came in contact with this book when I was in graduate school. One of my friends was reading it, and he encouraged me to read it. I checked it out at the library and read the first three chapters. I was hooked, but my graduate studies and work forced me to put the book on hold. Well, over the next 25 years after graduate school, I would wander over to the section in the library that shelved all of Uris' books. I would pickup Trinity, only to put it down again ...

Trinity - Leon Uris

I remember many years ago, oh it must have been around 1981 when I was but a nipper, hearing mention of a book called Trinity. The Irish hunger striker Bobby Sands had stated that Trinity was his favourite book of all time. Now, you may or may not sypathise with Sands' politics etc. but what is apparent is that he was a very intelligent man, and a great poet and scholar. During his time in the Maze prison he had almost memorised the entire book word for word. In the evenings after lights-out he used to recite chapters of the book from memory for his fellow inmates. I was far too young at that time (about 10 or 11) even to consider reading something like Trinity, but I was curious to ...

Trinity - Leon Uris

I remember many years ago, oh it must have been around 1981 when I was but a nipper, hearing mention of a book called Trinity. The Irish hunger striker Bobby Sands had stated that Trinity was his favourite book of all time. Now, you may or may not sypathise with Sands' politics etc. but what is apparent is that he was a very intelligent man, and a great poet and scholar. During his time in the Maze prison he had almost memorised the entire book word for word. In the evenings after lights-out he used to recite chapters of the book from memory for his fellow inmates. I was far too young at that time (about 10 or 11) even to consider reading something like Trinity, but I was curious to ...