WW1/WW2 Tomes

>>9630995
From like a macroscopic historical perspective or a boots on the ground perspective?

>>9630995
I think Churchill wrote some fat ones.

>>9630995
I am currently reading The Storm of Steel by Ernst Jünger. He was an infantry officer in the German Army during WWI and the book is based off his notes written during the war. There is no political or psychological baggage attached to it, it's just a recollection of his memories. I think it's what you're looking for OP.

>>9630995
Life and faith by Grossman.
Do it.

>>9630995
why don't you go to >>>/his/

Stalingrad by Antony Beever is considered one of the best WWII books ever written.

>>9632073
This

Dead Wake: The Last Crossing of the Lusitania by Erik Larson. The book offers great insight from people that were there before the US entered into WWI.