β Scribed by Jon Latimer
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
This may be the definitive account of the forgotten war in Burma and its profound impact on the lives of soldiers and civilians.
The Burma campaign of the Second World War was marked by extremes, contradictions and harsh brutality. Over festering jungle, burning plains and high mountains it involved the longest retreat in British history, vicious hand-to-hand fighting, and the horrors of forced labour.
Jon Latimerβs gripping narrative charts this extraordinary campaign from its overarching policies through to its detailed tactical operations. He restores the forgotten voices of the thousands of ordinary soldiers and civilians whose lives were transformed by this South-East Asian maelstrom.
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