1939 the war that had many fathers

[Terry OToole]

just finished reading this book by ex bundeswehr general gerd shultze rhonhof ,it chronicles the lead up to the outbreak of ww2 and all the diffrent countrys plotting etc , if this book is true then i m afraid that its rather damming of certain nations and there scheming politicians ! eg Britain , France ,America and poland , it also illustates the alleged airbrushing of certain events from history , a little repetative at times but fascinating nonetheless , if this is true our politicians have always been conniving crooks , and at the start of ww2 there were no good guys !!

[Josh Cowell]

just finished reading this book by ex bundeswehr general gerd shultze rhonhof ,it chronicles the lead up to the outbreak of ww2 and all the diffrent countrys plotting etc , if this book is true then i m afraid that its rather damming of certain nations and there scheming politicians ! eg Britain , France ,America and poland , it also illustates the alleged airbrushing of certain events from history , a little repetative at times but fascinating nonetheless , if this is true our politicians have always been conniving crooks , and at the start of ww2 there were no good guys !!

Thanks for this Terry. I am getting this. Looks like an extremely interesting and valuable read.

[Terry OToole]

Thanks for this Terry. I am getting this. Looks like an extremely interesting and valuable read.

when you ve read it Josh ,let us know what you think ,it certainly debunks a lot of the history i was taught

[pasoleati]

Terry, where did you buy this from? I presume you read the English edition?

[Terry OToole]

Terry, where did you buy this from? I presume you read the English edition?

yep the English edition , available from amazon

[Klaus Richter]

If you like "1939 The War that had many Fathers" you should also read "The Origins of the Second World War" by Taylor, and "The Forced War" by Hoggan

[Terry OToole]

If you like "1939 The War that had many Fathers" you should also read "The Origins of the Second World War" by Taylor, and "The Forced War" by Hoggan

i read "the forced war " many years ago i think , this is in many ways an update of that books events but is written based on existing documents that were not available to Huggan at the time ,

[Josh Cowell]

Thanks for this Terry. I am getting this. Looks like an extremely interesting and valuable read.

I most certainly will Terry. Cheers.