Book imperial war museum book of the war in italy 1943-1945: a vital contribution to victory in europe ISBN 0283072946

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Title: Imperial War Museum Book of the War in Italy 1943-1945: A Vital Contribution to Victory in Europe
Author: Michael Carver
ISBN: 0283072946
EAN: 9780283072949
Ill. Edition
400 Pages
Publisher: Jackson Ltd
Binding: Hardcover
Publication date: 2001-09-07

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2006-03-22 Excellent first hand accounts

I enjoyed this book, particularly the first hand accounts. It is impossible not to be moved and impressed by what ordinary people went through in the war. It also makes you realise the reality behind even the most 'minor' of engagements in the war - engagements which would often be considered too minor to be included in history books with a more sweeping narrative. My only reservation about the book is that it does not go very far in proving that the Italy campaign did make a vital contribution to the overall war effort. And also, as nearly always with military books, there were not enough maps or good enough maps. However, I would recommend this book and also the Imperial War Museum book on the Burma campaign.