Tuesday 29 March 2011

World War II Letters

World War II Letters
Author: Tracy Quinn McLennan
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Binding: Kindle Edition
ISBN: B000FA5U9Q



World War II Letters: A Glimpse into the Heart of the Second World War Through the Eyes of Those Who Were Fighting It


Writers from twenty Allied and Axis countries are gathered in this unique collection of letters from servicemen and -women to their friends, families, and sweethearts. Get World War II Letters literature books for free.
World War II Letters gives an unbiased look into the lives of those who served throughout the world-in Europe, the Pacific, Northern Africa, and Asia-and gives an intimate and honest portrayal of their experiences.

Wide ranging in scope, World War II Letters includes writings by officers and infantry, nurses and doctors, pilots, POWs, those injured in action, killed in action, and those reported missing. Introductory biographies and photographs vividly capture the letter writers' lives before, during, and after the war.

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