World War I Book Reviews | The Western Front Association

Allen Lane (Penguin Books), 2004, £25, 729pp, index, bibliography. 1914-1918 is the product of the author's success...

Little, Brown, £25.00, 582pp. hb, 27 ills, 7 maps, endnotes (guide to sources), glossary, list of dramatis personae,...

Richly illustrated throughout, with clear maps and explanatory plans, many contemporary black and white photographs a...

An extraordinary life revealed through a diary of a nurse at the centre of efforts to save and comfort the sick and s...

This compelling read begins by establishing the context whereby the German Army of occupation in 1914/1915 could exec...

You will rarely find an autobiography that is this detailed and self-effacing. We learn 2/3rds into ‘Captain Professo...

Fortunino Matania's work is magnificent. It does for scenes of the First World War that only a Technicolor Movie coul...

‘Missing-Died-Survived’ is a rich, complex, family story told by the the grandson of the brother that survived. In th...

Not that familiar or even keen on football I was nonetheless drawn into the intricacies of the game and the intimate...

Paperback: 174 pages Publisher: Moonraker Publishing; 1st edition (2013) ISBN-10: 0955447216 ISBN-13: 978-0955447211...

The Indian Corps in France. Lt Col J.W .B.Merewether & Sir F. Smith: Reprint of 2nd edition, 1918, Naval & Mi...

1903-1991 Parapress. 1996. Hardback, 379 pp., £19.99. ISBN 1898594 414. [This review first appeared in Stand To! no....