Review of “A visitor’s guide: the Battles of Arras South”
A visitors guide: the Battles of Arras South: Bullecourt, Monchy-le-Preux, Wancourt and the valley of the Scarpeby Jon Cooksey and Jerry Murlandpublished […]
Category: Reviews
Review of “Krithia: Gallipoli”
“Krithia: Gallipoli”By Stephen ChambersPublished by Pen & Sword Military 2021 in its Battleground seriesPaperback. 226 pages plus notes, bibliography and index. Illustrated.ISBN […]
Review of “Prisoners on Cannock Chase”
“Prisoners on Cannock Chase: Great War POWs and Brocton Camp”By Richard PursehousePublished by Frontline Books in 2020Hardback ISBN 978 1 52672 825 […]
Review of “Killer Butterflies”
Killer butterflies: combat, pyschology and morale in the British 19th (Western) Division 1915-18by James Robertspublished by Helion & Co. 2017Hardback ISBN 9781911512240268 […]
Review of “Frank Speaking”
Frank Speaking: from Suvla to SchweidnitzEdited by Carole HopePublished by H&K Publishing 2021Hardback ISBN 978 1 8383711 0 4316 pages plus bibliography […]
Review of “Catholic General”
Catholic General: the private wartime correspondence of Mahor-General Sir Cecil Edward Pereira, 1914-19Edited by Edward Pereira, Spencer Jones and Michael LoCiceroForward by […]
Review of “Gallipoli: the Egerton diaries and papers”
Gallipoli: the Egerton diaries and papersby David Rawpublished by Helion & Company 2020Paperback ISBN 978 1 912390 84 7143 pages plus bibliography […]
Oi! LinesMan!
On tidying up some admin files this morning, I came across an old receipt, dated November 2010. It was the happy day […]
Review of “Allies are a tiresome lot”
Allies are a tiresome lot: the British Army in Italy in the First World Warby John DillonPublished by Helion & Company in […]
Review of “In which they served”
In which they served: the stories of five men and women of the Great War as told by their medalsby Richard CullenPublished […]