The World Within War: America's Combat Experience in World War II

Gerald F. Linderman

ISBN 10: 0684827972 / ISBN 13: 9780684827971

Published by The Free Press, 1997

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Synopsis:

Tells of the experiences of United States soldiers during World War II, including their preparation for battle, interaction with one another, perceptions of the enemies they faced and reaction to combat. The author's intention is to show the terrible, dehumanizing effects of combat.

Review: "The World Within War" views the war without nostalgic or romantic filters. Rather it presents a sober, insightful treatment of battlefield realities...[and] engages in detailed, skillful analysis of expectations, dangers and appeals of combat...For a thought provoking account of combat's ambiguities and pressures, investigate "The World Within War".--Chaplain Kenneth L. Sampson "Army Chaplaincy "

Bibliographic Details

Title: The World Within War: America's Combat ...
Publisher: The Free Press
Publication Date: 1997
Binding: Hardcover
Condition: Fine
Edition: First Edition.