
597. The First World War: The Massacre of the Innocents (Part 4)
Books Mentioned
“The excerpt discusses a moving passage from Mein Kampf, reflecting on a young man's experience in the First World War and the patriotic sentiments of the time.”

“An Australian writer called Paul Hamm wrote a brilliant book about 1914, describing the bleak, rain-drenched land and the experiences of soldiers.”

“The genesis of something that, if you read books about the First World War, it's always there. It's called the Ypres salient.”

“The excerpt discusses the experiences of soldiers during the First World War, often referred to as The Great War.”

“It's very much kind of Wilfred Owen, referring to the style of war poetry that captures the horrors of the battlefield.”

“The Folio Society takes some of the greatest works ever written, things like George Orwell's 1984.”

“The Folio Society takes some of the greatest works ever written, including Frank Herbert's Dune.”