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ANDERSON, Dudley - Three Cheers for the Next Man to Die
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ANDERSON, Dudley - Three Cheers for the Next Man to Die

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Did belong to a library before but book as well as wrapper survived surprisingly well.   -  189 pg.   >>>   Eighteen-year-old Dudley Anderson was one of hundreds of conscripts who were "volunteered" into the Red Devils to form "D" company of a Glider Battalion during the Second World War. His story begins with the shaping for "D" company into a fighting force and follows its progress from D Day to the Battle of the Bulge, the Rhine crossing and the blitzkrieg towards the Baltic. Undaunted by the high fatality rate, Anderson re-volunteered after being wounded in Normandy, only to be taken prisoner later. Having escaped from the Germans, he led a small group, completely unarmed, on to capture two German villages. Anderson also questions the decision made to embark upon this operation - was the loss of life justified?       * WORLD WAR II *
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