Status
Available
Collection
Publication
University Press of Kentucky (2006), 280 pages
Description
Most descriptions of the British Army's campaign in the Turkish theater during World War I focus on the popular notion that the conflict there was somehow less brutal than on the European battlefields. This view was encouraged by such films as Lawrence of Arabia and The Light Horsemen. However, in Hell in the Holy Land, David R. Woodward uses graphic personal accounts from the diaries and letters of British soldiers to describe in rigorous detail the genuine experience of the fighting and dying in Egypt and Palestine. The voices of these British soldiers offer an overlooked perspective of t
Language
Original language
English
Original publication date
2006
Physical description
9 inches
ISBN
0813123836 / 9780813123837