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Holland, J: Together We Stand


en Limba Engleză Paperback – 6 feb 2006
This is the second book in the "Mediterranean War" trilogy, following "Fortress Malta" which sold 26,000 copies in hardback. It looks afresh at the conflict in Northern Africa May 1942 - May 1943, focussing for the first time on the involvement of the US. Holland blends meticulous research with first-hand accounts from the men and women in the forces.
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ISBN-13: 9780007176465
ISBN-10: 0007176465
Pagini: 880
Dimensiuni: 129 x 199 x 52 mm
Greutate: 0.59 kg
Editura: HarperCollins Publishers
Locul publicării:United Kingdom

Recenzii

'Anyone who wants to know how it felt to fight in the desert war should read Holland's book. It represents a remarkable collation of personal experience and sensible historical judgments.' Sunday Telegraph, Max Hastings 'Holland has produced a wonderful book whose pace...never seems to flag ... he is a master at evoking time and place, with haunting descriptions of the desert landscape ... If there is a better book on the North African campaign, I haven't read it.' Daily Telegraph, Saul David 'Using personal testimony and private memoirs as effectively as official archives, he recreates the hardships and challenges faced by ordinary soldiers and reassesses the tactical and strategic innovations that finally gave the allies the upper hand.' Sunday Times 'as Holland shows, this period saw the realisation of how the war might eventually be won' BBC History Magazine 'stands out from the crowd' Literary Review, Nigel Jones 'The book gives the individuals, be they commander-in-chiefs or infantry, space that attests to their bravery and sacrifices ... a comprehensive appraisal of the war in North Africa.' Good Book Guide 'Holland tells the story brilliantly. He has delved into archives for letters and diaries and diligently tracked down survivors ... Vividly, intelligently, movingly, Holland's monumental chronicle tells it like it was.' Patrick Bishop, Mail on Sunday