Best War Books Non Fiction. We were soldiers once…and young. It could be argued that the greatest nonfiction books read like fiction, which is the case with tuchman’s intensely detailed look at the tragically ruinous first 30 days of world war i.
You might imagine that you couldn’t focus an entire book around the events leading up to the first world war, let alone. Perhaps more of a memoir than straight fiction—thought not fully on either side—the story is that of young suzy, whose father goes away to the vietnam war. These war books are the most compelling that have ever been written.
Your next book is a classic of vietnam war books, the things they carried (1990) by tim o’brien.
It is a story of effective and ineffective military leadership. And yet, a million women fought for the red army during the second world war. Find deals on products on amazon The unwomanly face of war tells their stories, in their words.