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Fritz And Tommy Across The Barbed Wire Peter Doyle Robin Schafer

  • SKU: BELL-11400080
Fritz And Tommy Across The Barbed Wire Peter Doyle Robin Schafer
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Publisher: The History Press
File Extension: EPUB
File size: 7.77 MB
Pages: 288
Author: Peter Doyle, Robin Schafer
ISBN: 9780750956840, 9780750966627, 0750956844, 0750966629
Language: English
Year: 2015

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Fritz And Tommy Across The Barbed Wire Peter Doyle Robin Schafer by Peter Doyle, Robin Schafer 9780750956840, 9780750966627, 0750956844, 0750966629 instant download after payment.

A unique look at how British and German soldiers survived either side of No Man's Land and how more brought them together than divided themFritz and Tommy takes a unique look at the experiences of the German soldier, in direct comparison with those of his British counterpart. While other books plot out the battles and examine the participation of the German divisions on the Westfront, there are no books that discuss the shared experience of both sides. The result of a close collaboration between a British and a German military historian, this history examines the commonality of frontline experience. Drawing upon unique archives, Peter Doyle and Robin Schäfer examine the soldiers' lives, and examine cultural and military nuances that have so far been left untouched. Mapping out the lives of the men in the trenches, it concludes that Fritz and Tommy were not that far apart, geographically, physically, or emotionally. The soldiers on both sides went to war with high ideals; they...

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