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First publish date: 1987
Authors: Edwin T. Layton
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📘 "And I was there"
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Admiral Edwin T. Layton, fleet intelligence officer for Admiral Nimitz during World War II, recounts how intelligence failures and internal feuds at the U.S. Navy headquarters helped enable Japan’s surprise attack on Pearl Harbor.

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📘 War As I Knew It
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General George S. Patton’s candid memoir of his World War II campaigns, from North Africa to the Battle of the Bulge, offers a first‑hand look at Allied strategy and the relentless drive of one of history’s most famous generals.

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An account of the life and work of gnomes based on first-hand observations by the author and artist.

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📘 Infantry attacks
 by Erwin Rommel

"Based on his own experiences in the First World War, Rommel discusses and analyses the tactics that lay behind his success ... As a leader of a small unit, he proved himself an aggressive and versatile commander, with a reputation of using the terrain of the battleground for his own advantage, for gathering in as much intelligence on the enemy, as he could, and for seeking out and exploiting enemy weaknesses. For his achievements in [World War I] he was awarded Germany's highest order for valour"--Jacket.

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📘 The woodcarver's library
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