Description
Discover 'The Devil's Own War', a compelling narrative that offers a firsthand account of World War I through the eyes of Brigadier-General Herbert Hart. This exceptional wartime diary chronicles Hart's experiences from his landing at Gallipoli on April 26, 1915, to his command roles on the Western Front until 1918. A key primary source for understanding the New Zealand Expeditionary Force, this book presents gripping and vivid descriptions of iconic battles such as Gallipoli, the Somme, and Passchendaele. With 344 well-crafted pages, readers will appreciate Hart's unique perspective, which deftly combines moments of humor with the harsh realities of war. This paperback edition is a must-have for historians, military enthusiasts, and anyone seeking a deeper understanding of the human experience during World War I. Dive into the past and discover the profound insights and emotional reflections contained within 'The Devil's Own War'. Perfect for historians, educators, and readers fascinated by military history.