WARTIME EXPERIENCE
. Waters; Pi gags OF GERMANY, by D. O. W. Hall; PRISONERS OF ITALY, by D. O. W. Hall. War History Branch, Department of Internal Affairs. HESE three additions to the "popular series" of war history bulletins are written concisely, and the illustrations are admirable. The bulletins are intended to be supplementary to the campaign and service volumes which are to appear later. They make use of material, supplied by people who took part in the events described, which helps to preserve the personal moods of wartime ba cae’ RAIDERS IN THE PACIFIC, by Ss é@xperience. Readers who might be intimidated by a full history will find them a useful approach to something bigger, though the scope is wide enough > to permit the series to stand on its own as a record of events which normally would receive incidental treatment from historians. Literary and technical standards are so high that readers should welcome the announcement that suitable binding covers may later be available.
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New Zealand Listener, Volume 21, Issue 544, 25 November 1949, Page 17
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