World War I Book Reviews | The Western Front Association

By Brian Bond Helion, £19.95, 152pp, hb, ills. ISBN: 978–191–239–040–3 Brian Bond is one of the most significant Br...

On its hardback debut, a review in Stand To! noted that Stephanie Linden’s They called it Shell Shock: Combat Stress...

In John Buchan’s The Rungates Club (Handheld Press, £11.00) old friends, survivors of the First World War, meet. Amon...

By Wendell Schollander History Press, £32.50, 896pp, ills in monochrome and colour and throughout, picture credits, b...

John Murray, 2001 £25, xvii, 500pp, notes. ISBN 0 71955 939 1 There are many books about the Paris Peace Conference...

53 pages. Soft Cover. Twelve of illustrations, maps, references, appendices. Card covers. £6.95. Gliddon Books, Norwi...

This book is probably one of the most valuable personal accounts of life as an infantryman in the Great War to have e...

Bad Characters is a very important new book. Not only is it scholarly, but it is also highly entertaining. It looks i...

An insight into the book's origins by one of its authors, Stephen Chambers: During research for our recent book on Ga...

Jack and Hopit: A Cavalryman and his War Horse in the Great War (Helion and Company) £16.95 Serena Merton This wa...

This does exactly what it says in the title. It offers a concise history of the development of the Zeppelin airship f...

Walking Ypres Pen & Sword Barnsley 2017 £15.99, 296 pp, pb ills & maps throughout. ISBN: 0-17815-900-3 Paul...