Rommel’s Peace – Book Review
A review of Lawrence Wells' historical novel Rommel's Peace. As its basis, the novel presumes German field marshal Erwin Rommel clandestinely sought a cease-fire with the Western Allies prior to D-Day.
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James L. Nelson's new book, George Washington's Secret Navy: How the American Revolution Went to Sea, describes how a fledgling, ramshackle naval flotilla held its own against Britain's vaunted Royal Navy.
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Ralph Peters roamed the globe, from the crumbling “Evil Empire” during the last days of the Soviet Union, through Central Asia and Pakistan, to the drug-financed thugdoms in Southeast Asia and South America to write his book, Looking for Trouble.
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