THE WORLD WAR TWO GROUP discussion
Introduction to the WW2 Site - Please Say Hi
Greetings my name is Jeff Lavoie and I am interested in WW2 writings of all sorts though especially the connection of religion, volkisch movements, and the European front (and Vietnam as well). I was wondering has anyone ready Bill O'Reilly's book on Patton? Just curious- thanks for creating this group!
Jeffrey wrote: "Greetings my name is Jeff Lavoie and I am interested in WW2 writings of all sorts though especially the connection of religion, volkisch movements, and the European front (and Vietnam as well). I ..."Welcome, Jeff.
Manray9 wrote: "Jeffrey wrote: "Greetings my name is Jeff Lavoie and I am interested in WW2 writings of all sorts though especially the connection of religion, volkisch movements, and the European front (and Vietn..."Welcome aboard, Jeff.
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Jeffrey wrote: "Greetings my name is Jeff Lavoie and I am interested in WW2 writings of all sorts though especially the connection of religion, volkisch movements, and the European front (and Vietnam as well). I ..."Welcome Jeffrey. Please feel free to join in. I've not read the book on Patton.
Welcome JeffreyYou've definately come to the right place for all this WWII. Please dive right in and contribute as you see fit!
I haven't had the chance to read Mr. O'Reily's book either
Hi Rick,I am a self-published author and can be found on Amazon under Patrick Nolan Clark. I will soon publish my fourth book in the series Tom O'Brien: OSS Agent.
These novels explore American participation in World War II from the perspective of an OSS Intelligence Officer originally assigned to go into North Africa and prepare for the Operation Torch landings.
In the series I try to write about some of the lesser known aspects of the war and to challenge conventional history. I am particularly interested in exploring the shunning of the German resistance by FDR and Churchill, and the implications of FDR's demand for unconditional surrender. However, I still believe the Allies were the good guys in the war, I just paint it in shades of gray rather than black and white. My father was killed in the war and I have the greatest respect for those involved in this epic conflict.
Patrick Nolan Clark
Patrick wrote: "Hi Rick,I am a self-published author and can be found on Amazon under Patrick Nolan Clark. I will soon publish my fourth book in the series Tom O'Brien: OSS Agent.
These novels explore Americ..."
Welcome aboard!
Hi Patrick and welcome to the group. Your novels sound quite interesting and I am sure a few members in the group will be checking them out. You an post details of your books in these threads if you like:https://www.goodreads.com/topic/show/...
https://www.goodreads.com/topic/show/...
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Patrick wrote: "Hi Rick,I am a self-published author and can be found on Amazon under Patrick Nolan Clark. I will soon publish my fourth book in the series Tom O'Brien: OSS Agent.
These novels explore Americ..."
Welcome Patrick and feel free to join in.
Grafakos wrote: "Hi all, I recently joined the group as I've been reading several books on WWI, and in fact I discovered this group via this excellent discussion thread about the Great War:https://www.goodreads.c..."
Don't forget, there was also a war in the Pacific. "Downfall" is a good place to start.
Hello all, just joined this group and greatly enjoy learning about WWII. I am an avid collector of WWII correspondence, particularly letters that mention facets of combat. Thank you for having me and hope all is well!
Joe Schmoe wrote: "Hello all, just joined this group and greatly enjoy learning about WWII. I am an avid collector of WWII correspondence, particularly letters that mention facets of combat. Thank you for having me ..."Welcome, Joe. Please feel free to pitch it!
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Welcome Joe, please feel free to join right in. I imagine your collection has some really interesting pieces of information even around the more mundane aspects of life on active service or the home front.
Welcome to the group Joe, I hope you find a few things of interest here and that you enjoy your time with us.
Manray9 wrote: "Joe Schmoe wrote: "Hello all, just joined this group and greatly enjoy learning about WWII. I am an avid collector of WWII correspondence, particularly letters that mention facets of combat. Thank..."Joe Schmoe. Really?
Thank you very much for the warm welcome, and yeahhh I was in a bind, Joe Schmoe was the best I could come up with. The name is Dan, pleasure to make your acquaintances.
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Ah, another Aussie - AR must be out recruiting :)Welcome Don
Please feel free to opine as much as you feel comfortable, we don't bit................usually:)
Hi Everybody,Terrence Crimmins here, and I love History, including Military History. There is no war that doesn't interest me, and I look forward to discussing them. I'm not a Veteran (I was young and dumb....) but I now have the utmost respect for all Veterans so, to those group members who are Vets, I say thank you very much for your service.
Terrence wrote: "Hi Everybody,Terrence Crimmins here, and I love History, including Military History. There is no war that doesn't interest me, and I look forward to discussing them. I'm not a Veteran (I was you..."
Welcome, Terrence. Just pitch in whenever you're so inspired.
Hi Terrence, good to see you here, I think you will find a few members here who share your passion for history :)
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Welcome Terrence, glad to have you here. Careful, though, you might just see your TBR stack grow exponentially.
Hi allI have also just joined the group and look forward to being an active member. I have a particular interest in the eastern front of WW2.
Alex
Welcome, Welcome AlexWe have some people who are very knowledgable about the Eastern front floating around here
If you haven't already, you might want to check this thread out
https://www.goodreads.com/topic/show/...
Welcome Alex, plenty of interest in the Eastern Front in the group. You are certain to find something to talk about.
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Alex wrote: "Hi allI have also just joined the group and look forward to being an active member. I have a particular interest in the eastern front of WW2.
Alex"
Welcome Alex and please feel free to join in.
Hello everyone! I've been a huge student of all things WW II for most of my life. I have a special interest in Luftwaffe aircraft and weapons. Looking forward to some lively discussion and discovering some terrific books about the Second World War...
Hi Joe and welcome to the group, there is an aviation thread in the group that might interest you:https://www.goodreads.com/topic/show/...
Joe wrote: "Hello everyone! I've been a huge student of all things WW II for most of my life. I have a special interest in Luftwaffe aircraft and weapons. Looking forward to some lively discussion and discover..."Welcome, Joe. Please pitch in. Aussie Rick is reading about Stukas this month.
That's true, this book in fact:
by Andy SaundersIt's part of this month's theme read which is on any weapon of WW2, join in if you like:
https://www.goodreads.com/topic/show/...
Joe wrote: "Hello everyone! I've been a huge student of all things WW II for most of my life. I have a special interest in Luftwaffe aircraft and weapons. Looking forward to some lively discussion and discover..."Welcome to the group Joe. You might hear from Colin, one of the authors here in the group. He dabbles in Luftwaffe stuff I hear. Enjoy yourself and watch out for excessive book recommendations, a danger to the wallet.
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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 Armin, you found the right place to dive into WWII. We also occasionally jump to WWI topics if you're interested. Hope you enjoy yourself here.