Prisoners Of Hope
Published on 11. January 2004
320 pages
978-1-78383-803-5 (ISBN)
Description
Of the many thousands of books that have been written about the Second World War, Prisoners of Hope is one of the very few acknowledged masterpieces. A devoted disciple of Wingate, of Chindit fame, Calvert accompanied him on the first controversial journey behind the Japanese lines, and after Wingate's tragic death, became the lading protagonist on behalf of Wingate's ideas and the staunchest defender of his reputation. Prisoners of Hope is the classic work on Guerilla warfare as experienced by the commander in action.
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Michael Calvert
Prisoners of Hope
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10/1995
Pen & Sword Books Ltd
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Content
- Cover
- Title
- Copyright
- Contents
- PART ONE
- I GOING IN
- II BROADWAY
- III WHITE CITY
- IV THE JAPS ATTACK
- V CLEARING MAWLU
- VI ATTACK ON BROADWAY
- VII THE DEATH OF WINGATE
- PART TWO
- I THE SITUATION REVIEWED
- II ATTACK ON WHITE CITY
- III THE COUNTER-ATTACK
- IV THE CHANGE IN PLAN
- V EVACUATION
- VI BLACKPOOL
- VII TOWARDS MOGAUNG
- VIII THE CAPTURE OF PINHMI
- IX ATTACK ON MOGAUNG
- X MOGAUNG CAPTURED
- XI THE RETURN
- APPENDIX I
- APPENDIX II
- APPENDIX III
- APPENDIX IV
