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Mons, Anzac and Kut

By Aubrey Herbert

(3.5 stars) • 10 reviews

Experience the Great War through the eyes of an intelligence officer as he navigates the disastrous battles and retreats of World War I.

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2017-03-09
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Summary

"Mons, Anzac and Kut" by Aubrey Herbert is a firsthand record of World War I through the author's diaries. His skills with Eastern languages led him to serve as an interpreter and intelligence officer, granting him a unique view of the conflict, even with pre-existing medical issues. The story begins with the regiment's journey from England, filled with emotional goodbyes and strong bonds between soldiers, culminating in their early experiences in France. Herbert's writing uses descriptive language and personal thoughts to show the initial optimism of the troops and the harsh truths they faced as the war went on.

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