Battle for the Falklands / Max Hastings and Simon Jenkins.

By:

Hastings, Max

Contributor(s):

Jenkins, Simon

Material type:

TextPublication details: London : M. Joseph, 1983.Description: ix, 384 p. : ill., maps ; 24 cmContent type:

text

Media type:

unmediated

Carrier type:

volume

ISBN:

0718122283
9780718122287

Subject(s):

LOC classification:

F3031 .H27

Abstract: The Falkland Islands war was characterized by an extraordinary blend of drama and tragi-comedy. It began with an incident so bizarre that few could take it seriously: the arrival of Argentinian scrap merchants on one of the earth's most godforsaken spots. Two months later a thousand men had died, and the islands had seen the biggest air/sea battle since the Second World War.

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Includes index.

Map on lining papers.

The Falkland Islands war was characterized by an extraordinary blend of drama and tragi-comedy. It began with an incident so bizarre that few could take it seriously: the arrival of Argentinian scrap merchants on one of the earth's most godforsaken spots. Two months later a thousand men had died, and the islands had seen the biggest air/sea battle since the Second World War.

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