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Acclaimed author Max Arthur specialises in first hand recollections of historical events. Previous titles include The Manchester United Air Crash; Above All Courage; Northern Ireland Soldiers Talking; Men of the Red Beret;, There Shall Be Wings: The RAF 1918 to the Present; The True Glory: The Royal Navy 1914 to Present.

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An extraordinary and immensely moving book -- Stephen Fry
This extraordinary book is crammed with details, conjuring up the atmosphere of war as vividly as the frequent descriptions of appalling violence * Daily Telegraph *
The words of the soldiers are as fresh as if they were written yesterday ... extraordinary * Mail on Sunday *
These stories are so harrowing, and their witness so precise and devastating * The Times *
The stories of these now long-dead vets simply jump off the page * FHM *

Forgotten Voices Of The Great War

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      Publisher: Ebury Publishing
      Publication Date: 02/10/2003
      ISBN13: 9780091888879, 978-0091888879
      ISBN10: 0091888875
      Also in:
      History General and world history Oral history Military History First World War

      Description

      Book Synopsis
      Acclaimed author Max Arthur specialises in first hand recollections of historical events. Previous titles include The Manchester United Air Crash; Above All Courage; Northern Ireland Soldiers Talking; Men of the Red Beret;, There Shall Be Wings: The RAF 1918 to the Present; The True Glory: The Royal Navy 1914 to Present.

      Trade Review
      An extraordinary and immensely moving book -- Stephen Fry
      This extraordinary book is crammed with details, conjuring up the atmosphere of war as vividly as the frequent descriptions of appalling violence * Daily Telegraph *
      The words of the soldiers are as fresh as if they were written yesterday ... extraordinary * Mail on Sunday *
      These stories are so harrowing, and their witness so precise and devastating * The Times *
      The stories of these now long-dead vets simply jump off the page * FHM *

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