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Anthony Beevor

Posted by Hergest Ridge on June 15, 2004 at 03:14:02:
I read his Berlin last year and thought it was brilliant. I don't normally read outside of fiction but this was superbly written, i keep on meaning to pick up his Stalingrad. In a not disimilar vein regarding history well written i enjoyed The Peoples War, Britain 1939-45 by Angus Calder regarding the normal and not so normal lives of people during the war. I learnt a great deal. It was originally published in 1969 but my copy is a 1996 reprint in Pimlico.
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Paul