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John D. · 10-18-2001, 11:02 PM

Hi Steve..!

My copy is a paperback - I think it's a new printed edition - as I only recently acquired it. I found it in a bookstore in the airport before an 8 hour overseas flight - and I didn't sleep the entire flight as I couldn't put it away... I think it is also in another edition (hardcover) with many never before published photo's. I'm now looking for that new limited edition to acquire (yes, the book is that good, IMNSHO)

Anyway - I think it has had some reviews - equating it with "War and Peace" and a very, very positive review by David Douglas Duncan. In my view, it's probably the single best documentary on WWII I've ever read - and I've read most of them...

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John D. Administrator & Site Owner LugerForum Patron Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: A Little NE of Somewhere... Posts: 2,651 Thanks: 478 Thanked 517 Times in 129 Posts	Re: The Forgotten Soldier Hi Steve..! My copy is a paperback - I think it's a new printed edition - as I only recently acquired it. I found it in a bookstore in the airport before an 8 hour overseas flight - and I didn't sleep the entire flight as I couldn't put it away... I think it is also in another edition (hardcover) with many never before published photo's. I'm now looking for that new limited edition to acquire (yes, the book is that good, IMNSHO) Anyway - I think it has had some reviews - equating it with "War and Peace" and a very, very positive review by David Douglas Duncan. In my view, it's probably the single best documentary on WWII I've ever read - and I've read most of them...