1915: The Death of Innocence
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A blend of military history and memories, this text represents the fruits of 20 years of research. It is a chronicle of World War I, told from the viewpoint of the soldiers themselves through diaries, letters and interviews with survivors. The story of 1915 is stark, brutal, frank, sometimes painfully funny, and always human. Lyn Macdonald's other works include "1914-1918 Voices and Images of the Great War", "1914: The Days of Hope" and "They Called it Passchendaele".
Author: Lyn MacDonald
Format: Paperback, 640 pages, 130mm x 196mm, 488 g
Published: 1997, Penguin Books Ltd, United Kingdom
Genre: Military History
Description
A blend of military history and memories, this text represents the fruits of 20 years of research. It is a chronicle of World War I, told from the viewpoint of the soldiers themselves through diaries, letters and interviews with survivors. The story of 1915 is stark, brutal, frank, sometimes painfully funny, and always human. Lyn Macdonald's other works include "1914-1918 Voices and Images of the Great War", "1914: The Days of Hope" and "They Called it Passchendaele".
1915: The Death of Innocence