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Orange Devil posted:I replayed Decisive Campaigns: Barbarossa recently and in light of recent scholarship about the Eastern Front it... doesn't hold up well. ...how so? I dont recall anything particularly egregious about it
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tatankatonk posted:What are the best books about El Alamein and/or the North African campaigns? Thanks I enjoyed Alan Moorehead's 'Desert War'. He was a correspondent with the British so you get interesting first hand insight into the psychological exhaustion of the perpetual back and forth, the atmosphere of Cairo behind the lines, wrangling with the censors, his wife and child, etc. E; i guess there's probably a lot of books titled 'Desert War" lol
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Under 15 posted:Treason By The Book, Jonathan Spence This is a fun one. Frustrated qing emperor spends hours a day personally trying to explain to a random peasant picked up by the police why the Manchu Are Good, Actually
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