One Day In A Very Long War

Random House UK, Oct 5, 1999 - History - 608 pages

This text focuses on a single day during World War II when the Allied war machine was in top gear, but victory was far from a foreseeable reality. It describes a world-wide conflict from the viewpoint of those who took part on all fronts in both Allied and Axis forces.

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shows the scale of the ww2 in a goegraphical way as well as human way, also highlights the mundane and the exceptional, its not all valour and bang bang, good read Read full review

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Brilliant. What a way to understand the scope of what was truly World War. R Read full review

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About the author (1999)

John Ellis is Professor of Media Arts at Royal Holloway University of London, and for 17 years ran the independent TV production company Large Door Productions. He is the author of "Visible Fictions "(Routledge 1982) and "Seeing Things" (IB Tauris 2000).

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Title	One Day In A Very Long War
Author	John Ellis
Edition	illustrated, reprint
Publisher	Random House UK, 1999
ISBN	0712674659, 9780712674652
Length	608 pages
Subjects	History › Military › General History / General History / Military / General

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