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War is a messy, blundering business at best, unless it is run by a Napolean. And God save us from Napoleans! Charles Bean.
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Poland
Alone

Polan Alone

The untold story of Britain’s Special Operations Executive (SOE) and the collapse of the Polish Resistance in 1944.

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Polska Osamotniona

Polska Osamotniona

Told in the Polish language, an epic tale of the death of the Polish Home Army. Was it betrayed by the
Allies?

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Aden
Insurgency

Arden Insurgency

The last battle of the British Empire. A history of the bitter struggle between Britain & Nasser for control of the Arabian Peninsula.

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The Blood
Tub

The Blood Tub

The first full story of the tragic but heroic Battle of Bullecourt, 1917. British & Australians clash
on the Western
Front.

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War Letters to a Wife

War Letters To A Wife

Extraordinarily moving letters from an officer on the frontline. Fighting with the Coldstream, Irish & Londoners during
WWI.

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Welcome to Jonathan Walkers Official Website!

Jonathan WalkerJonathan Walker is a freelance military historian and lecturer on aspects of 20th Century warfare. A keen battlefield walker, he has visited numerous sites of conflict across Europe, South Africa, America and Asia. His books reflect his wide interest in not only the strategies and tactics of warfare but also the individual men and women involved in those hostilities. His subjects are of interest to the academic as well as general reader and his lively narratives are spiced with numerous personal testimonies. He also relies  on primary sources to validate these tales of heroism and self-sacrifice as well as disaster — stories that cannot fail to move the reader . 

Book Reviews

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Walker’s command of the sources held at archives in Britain and Australia is masterly. The publication of The Blood Tub marks the emergence of a major new writer on the First World War’.

 

Prof. Gary Sheffield

Professor of War Studies, University of Birmingham