[PDF.40nz] Wingate and the Chindits: Redressing the Balance (Cassell Military Paperbacks)

Wingate and the Chindits: Redressing the Balance (Cassell Military Paperbacks)

[PDF.cz59] Wingate and the Chindits: Redressing the Balance (Cassell Military Paperbacks)

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 | #5344089 in Books |  2000-06-01 | Original language:English | PDF # 1 |  7.80 x.79 x5.39l, | File type: PDF | 272 pages

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||6 of 7 people found the following review helpful.| An interesting man, but is it an interesting tale?|By Megami|A biography of a fascinating man, one of the most determined and unorthodox military leaders of WWII, who to this day can inspire extreme love or loathing. While intersitng to read about, he would have been very annoying to work with.
This book covers both his upbringing and the miliary campaigns he was involved|About the Author|David Rooney saw war service in India and West Africa as a captain in the Queen's Royal Regiment. After the war he read history at Keble College, Oxford, and went on to a teaching career in Belfast, Germany and England, including four years as a

Major General Orde Wingate, DSO and two bars, who had created and personally led the Chindits (commandos, from the Burmese word for a griffin) was killed in an air accident in March 1944, at the height of the second Chindit campaign. He was highly praised, especially by General Slim. But by 1956, Slim was dismissive of him in Defeat into Victory, and the Official British History in 1961 was viciously critical. What happened to change minds so completely? David Rooney exa...

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