New Military History Books (Casemate Spotlight)

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@ariannefowler455 3 ай бұрын

Brian Bruce's book was inspired by his Uncle (great Uncle??) who was in that regiment. He's discussed it and his writing process on his KZbin channel (Bookish) which has been fun to watch. I'm excited for him to have this book out in the world.

@phred2505 3 ай бұрын

Thanks for the shoutout. Have been coming to Normandy and reading voraciously, I learn something every day. Keep up the fire

@ba-gg6jo 3 ай бұрын

I am glad Operation Bagration is getting more attention, the Germans saw over 27 divisions simply disappear in the first 5 days of this operation and over 300,000 were killed or MIA in the same period.

@BookishTexan 3 ай бұрын

HEY! You did my book! Thanks Peg!!

@TwoMinutesonBooks-bt8lg 3 ай бұрын

That's so cool, Brian. I must get me a copy of it. Hopefully a signed copy.

@BookishTexan 3 ай бұрын

@@TwoMinutesonBooks-bt8lgI’d be happy to sign it. Not sure how we would arrange it.🤓

@TheHistoryShelf 2 ай бұрын

@bookishtexan Would you like to do an author interview sometime, Brian? It would be a hoot! It's so funny that I unknowingly featured your book...let's do something in depth (if you're interested, of course). 😁

@BookishTexan 2 ай бұрын

@@TheHistoryShelf Hi Peg. I would love to do an interview if you are still interested. I thought I had posted a reply to this a few days ago. Thank you.

@davematteson6756 3 ай бұрын

Hey Peg love your Channel , have gotten so many new books in the last 6 months from you recommendations. Thank you ! i have a lot of interests , Revolutionary War , Civil War, The old West , World War II and Vietnam . I see some I have to order. Your a great book seller too. Also Thank you for your service to our Country ! Keep up the great video’s !

@TheHistoryShelf 3 ай бұрын

Thanks so much for your encouraging note, Dave...and I'm glad you found me! :)

@davematteson6756 2 ай бұрын

@@TheHistoryShelf I also watch Bill as well .. I am glad I found you too which helped me find bill to. 😊 always look forward to your next video. Thanks again Peg,

@TheHistoryShelf 2 ай бұрын

@@davematteson6756 And thanks again for watching and subscribing, Dave!

@NicolesBookishNook 2 ай бұрын

What a great set of book recommendations! I’ve only heard of half but I love seeing new recs.

@auntdeesbooks3072 2 ай бұрын

I was one of those girls who also read a lot about Amelia Earhardt growing up and beyond. Added a few more books to my TBR, Battlescapes and Fury and Ice. Love seeing the military history videos! Growing up a Navy brat in a historical city (Charleston SC), you could NOT get around knowing at least a little something about military history from the American Revolution to the present!

@dqan7372 3 ай бұрын

I'm mostly into World War One. At least as far as book collecting and reading. Can also be distracted by American Revolutionary War, Civil War, and Boer War. Heck, WWII is interesting too, but life is short and it seems like such a huge topic that I usually just leave it to other people to explore. Would make an exception for Brian's book, though.

@christophersiegel2581 3 ай бұрын

Peg, I got introduced to your channel by Steve Donoghue. Trully find the Civil War and WW I and II fascinating. You introduced me to a great series of books on the Overland Campaign by Gordon Rhea. I have bought the one on Cold Harbor but am excited to get the other books in the series. Thank you for bringing interesting books on a wide range of military history to the masses. Casemate seems to fill those niche key hole subjects. Thank you Peg. Keep up the exciting, entertaining, and informative videos.

@TheHistoryShelf 3 ай бұрын

Thanks so much, Christopher! I'm glad you found your way here (with a hat tip to Steve!). Gordon Rhea is the best! I hope you enjoy that series...engrossing and a joy to read. Welcome again, and thanks for your kind words! 😁

@billruttenberg 3 ай бұрын

Battlescapes looks like an extremely intriguing book Peg. Great pickup! I love that aspect of history. It’s probably the geography teacher in me. LOL. Awesome d-day books. Thanks for sharing.

@jamesknight3238 3 ай бұрын

I never miss your military history videos, Peg. They are my favourites although don't try and mail anything to the UK, it would bankrupt you !

@NicolesBookishNook 2 ай бұрын

😂And I love your sweater’s saying!

@susprime7018 2 ай бұрын

I'm reading Hitler's Girl by Lauren Young, teaches political science at Yale, it is a history of how cozy the British upper classes were with Hitler, mentions Unity and Diana Mitford but also the Cliveden Set with American Nancy Langhorn Astor and seveal others, who were trying to perpetuate their classism hold on their power, including members of the royal family and how it has been actively closed to historians in Britain for years. An interesting read, also Buddha in the Attic, is a good novel based on Japanese Brides for Japanese Immigrant men, brought over in the early 1900s and how they were often lied to regarding the status of their intended. Their is a long bibliography of works and accounts upon which the novel is based.

@cathy2142 3 ай бұрын

I love military history books. And Amelia❤❤❤

@susprime7018 2 ай бұрын

Rowdy Roman politics, oddly, not interested in any rowdy politics at the moment, ordinarily love me some ancients.❤

@BryanM.R.-prionic1 3 ай бұрын

Afraid I can't check out the D-Day books until later, but I've just gotta say that I love that shirt. Seems very much in the spirit of Kilgore Trout's envisioned future tombstone from Vonnegut's Breakfast of Champions: "SOMEBODY/Sometime to Sometime/He tried." 😂 Later Edit: Hey, that Empire Javelin book mentioned a thing I know. I feel so adequate! However, I didn't realize Company A rode British craft in. On the one hand, British involvement at Omaha is often overlooked. On the other, they're getting scolded for shoddy designs. Poor Brits can't catch a break. 😉 Why do I like military history? I'm not sure. I suppose the whos, wheres, whens, hows and whys of humans murdering each other in a quasi-structured and ritualistic manner holds a morbid fascination for me. I doubt I'll ever have quite your appetite for it, but after the history of science, it's probably my favorite branch of history to learn about.