Memoirs of an Infantry Officer
Recommended by Andy McNab, and 1 others. See all reviewsRanked #58 in World War I
An irreverent look at British military leaders during WW1, written by the Hawthornden-Prize winning author. less
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Andy McNab This is a stunning novel. I love the English gentleman element of it. You’ve got this well-educated man who really doesn’t mind killing Germans but what he doesn’t understand is the reason why he’s killing them. As the war continued he began to realise that it was for political reasons – the military industrial complex. There was too much power play – the Allies couldn’t stop because they need the Germans completely on their knees so everyone got the divvy-up of land and power. (Source)
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