The Burma Campaign: Disaster Into Triumph 1942-45 Frank Mclynn Vintage Αγγλικά Βιβλία History General Issues

A Vivid Brutal And Enthralling Account Of The Burma Campaign – One Most Punishing Hard-Fought Military Adventures World War Two Was Protracted Impenetrable Jungle Poor Transport Infrastructure Seasonal Monsoon Rains As Well Famine Disease Snakes Crocodiles All Bore Heavily On Troops Against This Extraordinary Backdrop Frank Mclynn Constructs Dramatic Story Four Larger-Than-Life Commanders Directing Allied Effort: Louis Mountbatten Orde Wingate Joseph Stilwell William Slim Explores Through Their Often Stormy Relationship Is Strikingly Original From Our Celebrated Historians ‘Magnificent Closely Woven Tightly Argued Beautifully Written Men Women Who Were Responsible For Higher Direction Book Delights Page After Held Me Spellbound’ Bbc History Magazine Σελίδες: 544 Διαστάσεις: 12 9X12 9Cm