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Best book ever.

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  1. -DMPN- Founderer

    -DMPN- Founderer New Member

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    One book fits this description, The Military Atlas of World War II by Chris Bishop. This book totally owns. Fact arent the greatest, but the map are sweet.
     
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    If the facts aren't the greatest, how can it be the best book ever?
     
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    It can be the best book ever because the map are so detailed with battle plans and division movements. By fact i mean the little write up above the maps, and they arent that bad, just not the greatest.
     
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    I have a military atlas (it may even be the same one) which I find very helpful - and quite fascinating.
     
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