World War I Book Reviews | The Western Front Association

Author: Field Marshal von Hindenburg, Edited by Charles Messenger. Publisher: Frontline Books 2013, 236 pages plus...

Major and Mrs Holt’s Definitive Battlefield Guide Tonie and Valmai Holt Seventh GPS Edition Somme 100th Anniversary...

The British Army’s Experience on the Western Front 1916-1918 Written by Peter Simkins ISBN 978 1 78159 312 7 254pp....

First reviewed by David Filsell for Stand To! 74 September 2005 The Swansea Pals is the history of a Service Battalio...

Reviewed by Stephen Broomfield. On receiving this book my first thought was ‘Oh – yet another guide to the Ypres Sali...

Reviewed by R. Buckley, B.A., Ph. D. Cantab. Lieutenant Fred Martin, M.M., the author’s uncle, was born in Queensland...

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 -...