British butchers and bunglers of World War One
By: John Laffin.
Edition: Paperback ed.
Publisher: Sutton
Published: 1992
Place of publication: Stroud
Language: eng
Format: Paperback
Number of pages: 214
ISBN-13: 9780750901796
Notes: Previous ed., 1988.

Includes index.

Bibliograpgy: p199-204.
Table of contents: title: Persistent, troubling questions; title: The butcher's bill : samples; title: Dedicated futility : bloody balls-up; title: Gallipoli fiasco : singularly brainless warfare; title: Townshend of Kut : futile, expensive disaster; title: Haig and the Somme : one day, 20,000 dead; title: Haig, Haking and Gough : incompetence, callousness and vanity; title: Haig and the H.C.I. fixation : something to answer for; title: Carnage at Passchendaele : this senseless and bloody struggle; title: Triumph at Cambrai : disaster at Cambrai; title: German breakthroughs : a better way to attack; title: Master of the field : a confession of impotency; title: Who won? : What else?; title: What the soldiers say : just one long degradation