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['Aussie Rick', Moderator]

Hi Shirley, nice to see you in the group, I am sure you would have some stories to tell! Once you have published your book you can post details about it in our author's page:

https://www.goodreads.com/topic/show/...

['Aussie Rick', Moderator]

Eryck wrote: "Stumbled onto this site as if it were a trip wire, a land mine, an axis corpse. Anyway, some of my favorite books are: The autobiography of Winston Churchhill volumes 1,2,3,4, (plan on a least a ye..."

Hi Eryck, glad you found us and a warm welcome to the group. Glad you enjoyed "Panzer Leader" have you also read "Lost Victories" by Erich Manstein?

[Leigh]

Welcome to the Group Mike, Shirley and Eryck... glad to have you on board and looking forward to your input!

[happy]

Let me add my welcome to Shirley and Eryck

Welcome, Welcome!!

Your TBR list are going to expand exponentially!

[RM(Alwaysdaddygirl)]

Aloha and Welcome New Members!🇺🇸🐾

[Mike, Assisting Moderator US Forces]

Welcome Shirley and Eryck, glad you joined our little group.

[Mike, Assisting Moderator US Forces]

Welcome Joey, go Boilermakers!

[Jonny]

Welcome to the group Joey, sure you'll find something you interest you here.

[Elliot]

Welcome, Joey! I would wish you good luck in the tournament, but I have Virginia winning, so I'll have to root against Purdue today!

['Aussie Rick', Moderator]

Hi Joey and welcome to the group.

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Joey

let me add my welcome to our little corner of the Internet

Welcome, Welcome!!

[Marc]

Welcome to the group, Joey.

You might want to look into taking out a student loan for all the books you're going to want to buy...we recommend them by the truckload.

[Dj]

Marc wrote: "Welcome to the group, Joey.

You might want to look into taking out a student loan for all the books you're going to want to buy...we recommend them by the truckload."

Forget the Student Loan, those are henious, just go straight for the Equity Account.

[helo_lecross]

Hello tomorrow is a big day

['Aussie Rick', Moderator]

Luke wrote: "Hi everyone,
my name is Luke and WW2 is one of my favourite topics to read about, especially fiction works like "Night of the Fox" by Jack Higgins, but also nonfiction like "Night" by Elie Wiesel a..."

Hi Luke and welcome to the group. I am sure you will find a few things of interest here along with some good books.

[happy]

Luke,
Welcome to the group. You should be able to fatten up your TBR list by wandering through the different threads :)

Just a word of warning - you checking account will take a major hit :D

[RM(Alwaysdaddygirl)]

Luke wrote: "Hi everyone,
my name is Luke and WW2 is one of my favourite topics to read about, especially fiction works like "Night of the Fox" by Jack Higgins, but also nonfiction like "Night" by Elie Wiesel a..."

Aloha and Welcome Luke!


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[Thomas]

Hi. I recently joined and am eager -- once school ends and the summer begins (I'm a high school English teacher in Danbury, CT, USA) -- to read the threads and recommendations. I love military history, and I kind of hop around -- a few WW II books, then suddenly I'm back into Vietnam, or the Revolutionary War. Re: WW II, I'm a big fan of Atkinson's trilogy, Ambrose's work, Hasting's work, and Beevor's just to name a few. Anyway, glad to be here. Thank you.

[Manray9]

Thomas wrote: "Hi. I recently joined and am eager -- once school ends and the summer begins (I'm a high school English teacher in Danbury, CT, USA) -- to read the threads and recommendations. I love military hist..."

Welcome, Thomas. Don't be shy about pitching in.

[Marc]

Thomas wrote: "Hi. I recently joined and am eager -- once school ends and the summer begins (I'm a high school English teacher in Danbury, CT, USA) -- to read the threads and recommendations. I love military hist..."

Welcome to the group, Thomas. Lots of discussion threads to keep you busy and more recommendations than your bank account can support!

['Aussie Rick', Moderator]

Thomas wrote: "Hi. I recently joined and am eager -- once school ends and the summer begins (I'm a high school English teacher in Danbury, CT, USA) -- to read the threads and recommendations. I love military hist..."

Hi Thomas and welcome to the group, I am sure you will fit right in :)

I'm like you, always hoping around from one historical period to the next, from the Ancient Greeks and Romans to current conflicts.

[happy]

Thomas,

Let me add my welcome to the Group

Welcome, Welcome!!

[John]

Welcome. I’m fairly new to this group too. The folks on here will fill your mind. Oh, and I hope you have deep pockets, lots of good book recommendations.

[Jonny]

Welcome to the group, hopefully you'll find lots to interest you. We're good at spending other people's money!

[Edgar]

Glad you joined. This is a good group. They have a great deal of expertise. I have learned a lot.

[Dimitri]

Thomas wrote: "Hi. I recently joined and am eager -- once school ends and the summer begins (I'm a high school English teacher in Danbury, CT, USA) -- to read the threads and recommendations. I love military hist..."

Welcome to your new favorite watering hole, Thomas.

[Marilyn]

Hello everyone. I just joined. I’m a WWII kid and still remember certain events from that period.

['Aussie Rick', Moderator]

Hi Marilyn and welcome to the group, I am sure you will find a few things of interest and don't be afraid to ask any questions at all.

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Marilyn

Let me join our fearless leader in welcoming you to this little corner of the Web

Welcome, Welcome!!!

Be prepared for your TBR lists to explode and your bank account to shrink drastically :)

[Marc]

Marilyn wrote: "Hello everyone. I just joined. I’m a WWII kid and still remember certain events from that period."

Welcome to the group, Marilyn. Lots of great conversations going on all the time, so don't be shy about jumping in!

[Humaira]

Hello everyone, my name is Humaira and I’m definitely interested in the topic of WW2. I don’t know much but I’m trying my best to equip more information regarding topics related to WW2.

[Jonny]

welcome to the group Humaira, we'll be able to fill up your bookshelves faster than you'd like...

['Aussie Rick', Moderator]

Hi Humaira and welcome to the group. If you need any help or have any questions please don't hesitate to ask, we are a pretty friendly group :)

[William]

Hi all,
My name is Bill.
Just joined Goodreads as well as this group. I am a newbie indie author. My new book, Unseen Body Blows. is the true story of a World War 2 LST in the Pacific. Look forward to participating here!

[Marc]

Welcome aboard Humaira and Bill!

['Aussie Rick', Moderator]

Hi Bill and welcome to the group and I wish you success on your new book.

[David]

Hi all,

I’m David, and I’m just about finishing off a master’s degree with a thesis on British military chaplaincy in the Far Eastern theatre between 1942 and 1945. I’ve always had an interest in military history, particularly WW2, and am looking forward to reading some new stuff as part of this group!

[Marc]

David wrote: "Hi all,

I’m David, and I’m just about finishing off a master’s degree with a thesis on British military chaplaincy in the Far Eastern theatre between 1942 and 1945. I’ve always had an interest in ..."

Welcome to the group, David. I'm sure you will find plenty to read here!

[John]

Welcome, lots of knowledge here and good recommendations...

[Manray9]

David wrote: "Hi all,

I’m David, and I’m just about finishing off a master’s degree with a thesis on British military chaplaincy in the Far Eastern theatre between 1942 and 1945. I’ve always had an interest in ..."

Welcome, David. Please pitch in.

I have been reading Sir Archibald Wavell's biography of Edmund Allenby, Allenby: A Study in Greatness. He has twice brought into the book a chaplain, Father Knapp of the Carmelite Order. Knapp was ordered to the 6th Inniskilling Dragoons when they were under Allenby's command in the Transvaal. It was a regiment raised among Protestant elements of Northern Ireland and originally formed to fight King James. The appointment of an RC chaplain caused concern within the regiment. Allenby took the chaplain into his own mess. He later said of Father Knapp: "Quite the best specimen of Army Chaplain I've ever met." Knapp earned an MC in France and was KIA with the Irish Guards in 1917.

[happy]

Welcome to the Group, David!!

['Aussie Rick', Moderator]

David wrote: "Hi all,

I’m David, and I’m just about finishing off a master’s degree with a thesis on British military chaplaincy in the Far Eastern theatre between 1942 and 1945. I’ve always had an interest in ..."

Hi David and welcome to the group, I hope you find a few things of interest here.

[Dimitri]

Welcome, Marilyn; can we pick your memory lane sometimes ?
Welcome, David; anywhere we can read your thesis ?
Welcome Humaira; we'll guide you any direction you want.

[Eric]

Hello - I’m excited to have discovered this group. I enjoy reading WWII history and look forward to joining in on the discussions. Thanks to Aussie Rick and the other moderators for providing this forum.

[Marc]

Welcome to the group, Eric. Lots of great discussions going on, and there’s a never-ending supply of book recommendations, so jump right in!

['Aussie Rick', Moderator]

Hi Eric and welcome to the group, I am sure you will find a few things of interest here.

[Paige]

Hello out there, I have been looking for a WWII group and I think I found one! There is a lot going on in this group and I hope that I can keep up. I enjoy both fiction and nonfiction WWII books.

['Aussie Rick', Moderator]

Hi Paige, welcome to the group, I am sure you will have no problems keeping up :)

[Marc]

Paige wrote: "Hello out there, I have been looking for a WWII group and I think I found one! There is a lot going on in this group and I hope that I can keep up. I enjoy both fiction and nonfiction WWII books."

Welcome to the group, Paige! You have definitely come to the right place for all your World War II knowledge needs!

[happy]

Let me add my welcome to both Paige and Eric

Welcome, Welcome

Be prepared to have you TBR lists explode and your pocket books shrink :)