/K/ approved books WW1 Edition

>>30074229
Those are pretty much the ones I know. I think I read in an article that there's a book called "I was pilot of a red fighter" but I'm not sure. Also I think red Baron's book is available.

Check out amazon

>>30074229
Ernst Junger Storm of Steel

The price of glory by Allister horne.

all about verdun.

An amazing read

>>30074229
I checked it out, the first title is a book from a mexican pilot that fought for the Republicans during the spanish civil war.

If you're interested, the original name is: "Yo fui piloto de caza rojo" by Francisco Tarazona Torán.

and there's a book from Richthofen is : The red fighter pilot

>>30074229
The Pity of War, Niall Ferguson

>>30074229
The Guns of August

/r/ing the title of this one WW1 book of a soldiers diary and it abruptly stops at the end

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>>30074229
10/10 book
If you weren't saying "fuck Chechnya" before, you certainly will after reading this

>>30074437
Shit, didn't notice the WW1 part until after I posted, just ignore this

>>30074419
sounds a bit like All Quiet on the Western Front

>>30074446
No, thanks. Will definitely look into it. Seems cool.

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Can someone tell me if this book is good?

>>30074229
Read 'All Quiet on the Western Front' as required reading this year, and that was one of the most powerful books I've ever read

>>30074229

The two best have already been mentioned
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>>30074353

I would also reccomend Le Feu, for another take on the French perspective, and Infantry Attacks, for Rommel's exploits in his mountain battalion.