"The Forever War" Joe Haldeman
"Blitzkrieg Unleashed, The German invasion of Poland 1939" Richard Hargreaves
"The Twenty-Five days, the Flanders campaign and the rescue of the BEF from Dunkirk 10 May - 3 June 1940" By John Masefield
"The Transvaal Rebellion, the first Boer war 1880-1881" by John Laband
...is the Mawdsley book any good? Could be one for the pile to read at a later date
"Geschichte der Todesstrafe 17 to 19 Jahrhundert"
History of the death penalty (in Germany) from 17 to 19 century.
I am also trying to get my hands on a copy of "Folterei, Methode und Praxis, in Mittelältlichles, bis 19 Jahrhundertes Deutschland"
"The method and Practice of torture in middleages to 19th century Germany".
Just coming to the end of Generation Kill and then will be moving onto AK-47 a history of the peoples gun.
"The method and Practice of torture in middleages to 19th century Germany"
Sounds the perfect book to be holding prominently in my hand as I answer the door to yet another visit from the local "God Squad". :devil:
You GET them there?
I thought that Shogun that cut the head of that missionary from Porugal had put paid to all that nonsence?
A scythe of fire & Mark Urbans - Rifles
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You're back! Hows things?
Hey Timmo. Like a lizard in a blizzard :)
How are you? Good to see you back to :)
Dreaded cold/flu thing atm but ok.
I don't read the news anymore, I find I'm happier if I don't…
You can always play the BBC Credit crunch drinking game!
One shot everytime they mention it.... hehe :D
Was that Purple posting? :eh: Nah, couldn't have been.... :coffee:
I'm just in your head Giles dear, only you can see me.
I'm a bit like your own personal Jiminy Cricket. . . .
"Red Partisan, the memoirs of a Soviet resistance fighter on the eastern front" by Nikolai I Obryn'ba
"A Harbour Goes to War, the story of Mulberry and the men who made it happen" compiled and edited by J Evans, E Palmer, and R walker
"Commandoes in Exile, the story of 10 (Inter Allied) Commando 1942-1945" By Nick van der Bijl
...is the Mawdsley book any good? Could be one for the pile to read at a later date
Not bad, but not enough on the specific details of the military actions for my liking (I've not finished it yeet, it may get down to details later). Good as an overview of the political situation and the ebb and flow of the military situation.
I'm mainly addicted to the two volume D-Day Then and Now books I had for Christmas. Lots of pictures see..