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louie87
04 Feb 10 18:29
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Whats the best books you've read on either of the 2 world wars?

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danniellasmincepies
When: 04 Feb 10 18:34
Scourge of the Swastika and Knights of the Bushido
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panglima
When: 04 Feb 10 18:35
Drawing Fire by Len Smith ( ww1 )
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Muntz Street
When: 04 Feb 10 18:38
Any of the Lyn MacDonald books (WW1)
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Big Charlie
When: 04 Feb 10 18:40
Five Go Mad In Berlin
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redbag
When: 04 Feb 10 18:41
BLYTONIST REPORTED
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louie87
When: 04 Feb 10 18:59
cheers, i'll take a look at them
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Klauk
When: 04 Feb 10 19:03
Reading 'the Third Reich' at the moment.
Not bad
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Super Vixen
When: 04 Feb 10 19:08
Stalingrad.

Absolutely superb.
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bellico
When: 04 Feb 10 19:08
anthony beevers book on berlin was very good,believe his one about stalingrad was even better.
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Super Vixen
When: 04 Feb 10 19:09
Spot on bellico, Stalingrad is jaw dropping stuff.
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Poppydog.
When: 04 Feb 10 19:10
I read 'Armageddon' by Max Hastings over Christmas
Some of it was very interesting
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