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Subject: Re: other books Author: JeffF [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 09:09:01 07/10/01 Tue In reply to: Forest 's message, "Re: other books" on 08:21:59 07/10/01 Tue I read Shirer's book back in the seventies, so it's been a while, but some of it still sticks with me in detail. There is also some very good realistic fiction. If you want a very good, fair look at the war, try, Marge Piercy's novel, "Gone to Soldiers." It's one of the best novels I've ever read(Piercy's book, "The Longings of Women" is also very good, but nothing to do with WWII). [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]