THE WORLD WAR TWO GROUP discussion
Introduction to the WW2 Site - Please Say Hi

You may find the info I have on Caldwell in my book, The Star of Africa. You may already be aware of it.



Welcome, Lewis. Please don't be shy about pitching in.


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I'm Michael. I have read a lot on WWII over the years, particularly on the personalities Churchill, Roosevelt, de Gaulle, and of course the more evil ones.
I am from Montreal/Canada
And now will take a bit of time to explore this site!

I'm Michael. I have read a lot on WWII over the years, particularly on the personalities Churchill, Roosevelt, de Gaulle, and of course the more evil ones.
I am from Montreal/Canada
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This is a knowledgeable and lively group. Don't be reluctant to pitch right in. Welcome.

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I'm Michael. I have read a lot on WWII over the years, particularly on the personalities Churchill, Roosevelt, de Gaulle, and of course the more evil ones.
I am from Montreal/Canada
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Great to see you here Michael and look forward to reading more of your reviews.

I'm Michael. I have read a lot on WWII over the years, particularly on the personalities Churchill, Roosevelt, de Gaulle, and of course the more evil ones.
I am from Montreal/Canada
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Hi, Michael,
I am glad you followed my invitation and joined this group. I guarantee you'll like it here.
Btw, I hope you like wine. Most people here are wine drinkers. :-)

I love wine - who's buying - or is it bring BYOWTDBC
(Bring Your Own Wine To Da Book Club)?
Nothing like a glass of wine, listening to good music and reading a book


I'm Michael. I have read a lot on WWII over the years, particularly on the personalities Churchill, Roosevelt, de Gaulle, and of course the more evil ones.
I am from Montr..."
Lilo: I object. I drink copious amounts of beer (Guinness and Stella Artois preferred), plentiful wines (both red and white) and lots of bourbon and rye.

I'm kind of late to the game here on Goodreads (I'm a Shelfari refugee). Looking forward to the contributions of this group. My Dad was a GI in North Africa and the Bulge, as well ..."
Tom: Welcome. Don't be reluctant to give your two cents.

Please feel free to voice an opinion and tell us we are up in the night
Oh and be prepared for a geometricly expanding TBR list :)
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I'm kind of late to the game here on Goodreads (I'm a Shelfari refugee). Looking forward to the contributions of this group. My Dad was a GI in North Africa and the Bulge, as well ..."
Welcome Tom and please feel free to join in.

And for those interested the wine cellar has been re-stocked but I now have a bigger padlock on the door!

happy wrote: "I don't think AR's wine celler has recovered from last summer:)"

'Aussie Rick' wrote: "I forgot about that Dj, thanks for reminding me :)"

:)
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@ Mikey B.: FYI: Aussie Rick took a long trip to Europe, last summer, and all these buggers here threatened to raid his wine cellar (in Australia) while he was gone.

I'm kind of late to the game here on Goodreads (I'm a Shelfari refugee). Looking forward to the contributions of this group. My Dad was a GI in North Africa and the Bulge, as well ..."
Hi, Tom,
Welcome to the group. I feel similar like you do. I am also a latecomer to Goodreads and Amazon. And I also have to force myself to read other topics than WWII (including what lead to it and what came of it).

I love wine - who's buying - or is it bring BYOWTDBC
(Bring Your Own Wine To Da Book Club)?
Nothing like a glass ..."
I don't really know how they bring the wine. You might try e-mailing it. :-)

O.k., Manray9. I'll grant you special permission. Btw, you must have a good stomach.

I love wine - who's buying - or is it bring BYOWTDBC
(Bring Your Own Wine To Da Book Club)?
Noth..."
Nothing like online drinking!
Manray9 has revealed his Southern roots - bourbon and rye!

I love wine - who's buying - or is it bring BYOWTDBC
(Bring Your Own Wine To Da Book..."
My preferred bourbon is Elmer T. Lee -- a fine product of the Buffalo Trace Distillery in Frankfort, Kentucky, but I have been known to sip a little Wild Turkey too (a potion known in these parts as "The Dirty Bird"). Buffalo Trace also makes Sazerac Rye. As the international flavor of our GR group shows, little is truly just "national" these days. Wild Turkey is now owned by Campari Group of Milan.
Now I'm way off topic and may be duly chastised by AR!

All sounds good to me!

mmm first Elmer Kelton, now Elmer T. Lee.
i'm sensing a pattern...

mmm first Elmer Kelton, now Elmer T. Lee.
i'm sensing a pattern..."
Two Elmers I appreciate!
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Mikey B. wrote: "Lilo wrote: "Mikey B. wrote: "Lilo wrote: "Btw, I hope you like wine. Most people here are wine drinkers. :-) "
I love wine - who's buying - or is it bring BYOWTDBC
(Bring Your Own Wine To Da Book..."

Books mentioned in this topic
The Battle of Britain: Five Months That Changed History, May-October 1940 (other topics)Afterbursts: Reliving World War II (other topics)
MacArthur's WWII Seaborne Communications: CP Fleet reports, brochures, memos from the scrapbooks of a Signal Corps Commanding Officer (other topics)
Last Citadel: A Novel of the Battle of Kursk (other topics)
The Ghost Tattoo (other topics)
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Authors mentioned in this topic
Stephen Harding (other topics)Alex Kershaw (other topics)
James M. Fenelon (other topics)
Günter K. Koschorrek (other topics)
Rick Atkinson (other topics)
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Welcome, Kristen. We look forward to your participation.