What books do you own relating to World War II?


2194 Days of War (By Barnes & Noble Books)
Great American Generals of World War II (By S.I Mayer, Alan Wykes, and Ian V. Hogg)
The Rise And Fall Of The Third Reich (By William L. Shirer)
Cross of Iron (By John Mosier)
The Book Thief (By Marcus Zusak)
Iwo Jima: Legacy of Valor (By Bill D. Ross)
Sea of Thunder (By Evan Thomas)
The Last Stand of the Tin Can Soldiers (By James D. Hornifischer)

in general or specifics such as weapons or theaters of operation....... ?

too many to count literally speaking

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About 30 or 35, varied subjects.

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Scott

real quick, my smallest collection of the Wehrmacht forces is the Kriegsmarine with 105 books ........ as they are sitting on an oversized book shelf. so this is for starts, I'd give myself an intense headache if I went beyond to count the others, will tell you though what I have done for the past 25 years is make a selective yearly log entries of titles purchased from the States and overseas and through veterans and their organizations, it does help in some ways to put things in proper order

I was thinking, most of you guys are going to have to take an hour or two to do an inventory!

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Scott

try several days ............ Bigfun.

remember this little section on the east side of the house, large toy used in the fore-front to set off the AT book

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Scott

I dunno, my books are all crated up and split between two garages, but I used to have 10 bookshelves 2m tall x 0.80m wide. Not all were WW2, one has to count the Complete Works of Lenin, and the Proceedings of the Royal Entomological Society, etc, etc.

And no, I don't have any plumbing fixtures loose on the house.

Over the years, I have owned about 3,000 books on various subjects (perhaps 300 on WWII) but I sold off most of them many years ago to pay for school. The same thing happened with my CD collection and record collection.

Now as everything goes digital, I guess future generations won't be able to sell of books and music in order to buy beer!

175 books on WW2 to date.

One complete series Images of War by the Imperial War Museum along with a WW2 map.

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Regards, Richard

I say some ca 600-650 books. And still collecting more,more,more....Just love books!

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I doubt the Forum has enough server space to list all mine....

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30+ for me as well.
And growing just about every other week, it seems.

Having my tutoring sessions at a B&N has definitely eaten into my profits!

I'm sure Otto could increase the bandwidth for you Martin.

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Regards, Richard

Martin's Library..............

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This is a pair of Dutch resistance crystal radios, built into a small metal can, and a matchbox. The image is from a postcard bought at a Dutch Resistance Museum in Amsterdam. The matchbox is marked in Swedish, but Swedish matches were sold in Holland for many years..
Scott

interesting I really thought most of you had a library at least in the 100's .........

as with most a key problem is space, am sure Martin can fully relate. Personally without the room why bother with any newer titles, as most are repeats going into the cheaper soft-back/paperback forms

WOW

That's grand.

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Regards, Richard

note that Martin is at the far end and NO VISITOR'S are allowed !

Martin, I didn't know you were the owner of the Mafra Convent library, in Portugal (I should know, been there a couple of weeks ago ).

So BigFun made you an abbot, after all

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Convent! oops!

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This is a pair of Dutch resistance crystal radios, built into a small metal can, and a matchbox. The image is from a postcard bought at a Dutch Resistance Museum in Amsterdam. The matchbox is marked in Swedish, but Swedish matches were sold in Holland for many years..
Scott

Hang on i will just go and count mine...............

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