Thiepval by Michael Stedman

Thiepval by Michael Stedman

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The Somme Offensive which opened on 7 July 1916 is the battle that symbolises the horrors of the Great War, with its appalling carnage and waste in return for negligible tactical achievement. This book not only describes the action but has many personal accounts. It gives details of numerous walks and explains the locality's military significance.

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Thiepval by Michael Stedman

The Somme Offensive which opened on 7 July 1916 is the battle that symbolises the horrors of the Great War, with its appalling carnage and waste in return for negligible tactical achievement. Thiepval was pivotal to the campaign and many of the units who fought here were OPals' (such as the Salford) ETH their decimation meant disproportionate losses for the communities from which the Regiments were drawn. This book not only describes the action but has many personal accounts. It gives details of numerous walks and explains the locality's military significance.
Michael Stedman has written eight books on the Great War including The Salford Pals. The Manchester Pals and Great Battles of the Great War. He is a sought-after expert and will be consultant to the BBC Somme Anniversary documentary.
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ISBN 13 9781844153503
ISBN 10 1844153509
Title Thiepval
Author Michael Stedman
Condition Unavailable
Binding Type Paperback
Publisher Pen & Sword Books Ltd
Year published 2006-03-01
Number of pages 192
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