World War I Book Reviews | The Western Front Association

Reviewed by Michael Lucas. Nobody of any Importance is a lengthy and detailed account, written from memory, in the 19...

Reviewed by Michael Lucas. A Soldier of the 6th Division includes an account, written from memory in 1976, by Thomas...

Reviewed by Linda Parker. Although this narrative of a family’s journey and the mixed fortunes of war is focused on E...

Reviewed by Phil Curme. The letters of Private Bright Fraser, Artists Rifles, and his brother Signalman William Frase...

Reviewed by Phil Curme. The soldier’s experience during the First World War is far from neglected. The number of biog...

Reviewed by Phil Curme. Although Chinese labourers were active on the Western Front throughout WW1 - and afterwards -...

Penguin Books, 2010, £10.99 (2010 pricing) 498pp, soft covers; illustrated plus notes, bibliography and index. Also a...

Reviewed by Barbara Taylor. To understand how and why the First World War started it essential to understand how the...

Reviewed by Chris Robinson. Britain’s Quest for Oil, charts the awakening and development of Britain’s military, dipl...

Reviewed by Phil Curme. Tsingtao beer is ubiquitous in Chinese restaurants in the UK and throughout world. However, i...

Reviewed by Robin Broadhurst. Most naval historians know that the first two submarines through the Dardanelles were c...

Reviewed by Niall Ferguson. Those hoping to read of the exploits of the RNAS on the Western Front will be disappointe...