The War the Infantry Knew
by JC Dunn |
This is about JC Dunn's experiences during the Great War in
the Royal Welch Fusiliers. His battalion was in the same brigade (and later
33rd. Division) as 1st Middlesex for most of the war and the book contains
many references to 1st Middlesex. An excellent guide to the conditions and
daily life in the same areas |
ISBN 0349106355 Published by Abacus |
The Western Front
by Richard Holmes |
Richard Holmes is fascinating to read and to listen to |
ISBN 056338493 X Published by BBC |
The Pity of War
by Niall Ferguson |
This explodes many of the myths of the Great War, is it well
researched and is a very important read |
ISBN 0140275231 Published by Penguin |
A Military Atlas of the First World War
by Arthur Banks |
Full of lovely maps |
ISBN 0850525632 Published by Leo Cooper |
The Topography of Armageddon
by Peter Chasseaud |
Trench maps and a full explanation of how to read them and
how they were drawn |
ISBN 0951208012 Published by Mapbooks |
The Experience of World War 1
by JM Winter |
Gives an account of the war from all angles |
ISBN 033344613 Published by Equinox |
The First World War
by AJP Taylor |
One of the most important books written |
ISBN 0140024816 Published by Penguin |
Before Endeavours Fade
by Rose Coombs |
A guide to what remains of the battlefields |
ISBN 0900913851 Published by Battle of Britain International |
