Dillinger4
Es gibt Zeit
I love all the 18th/19th century Radicals.
I will always have a soft spot in my heart for pamphleteers and non-conformists.
I will always have a soft spot in my heart for pamphleteers and non-conformists.
jodal said:I just ordered 'Blackwater: The Rise of the World's Most Powerful Mercenary Army' which sounds very interesting. Hopefully it will be here before Christmas.
Johnny Canuck2 said:Still reading the book on the Spanish Civil war: it's tough sledding.
Dillinger4 said:The Anthony Beever one?
If it is, stick with it, its a great book that.
It is a corker. Anyone read the new version?Dillinger4 said:The Anthony Beever one?
Its a great book that.
chooch said:It is a corker. Anyone read the new version?
Johnny Canuck2 said:It's informative, but it's the least interesting book to read of his that I've attempted so far.
Dillinger4 said:I particularly liked the last third, myself. The aftermath. I don't know if I have read any others. Did he do one on Stalingrad?
Papingo said:Nearly finished Derren Brown, moving onto Haruki Makathingy.
Papingo said:Dance Dance Dance. I'm a virgin, but I've heard good things.