The winter war : the Falklands / Patrick Bishop and John Witherow.

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TextPublication details: London ; New York : Quartet Books, 1982.Description: 152 pp, 8 unnumbered pages of plates : illu ; 20 cmContent type:

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The empire strikes back -- Sailing -- D day -- 'Follow me' -- Life on the mountains -- The last days -- Surrender -- Epilogue: going home.

Summary: Depicts the British attack on the Falkland Islands and portrays the experiences of the English soldiers during the war.

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The empire strikes back -- Sailing -- D day -- 'Follow me' -- Life on the mountains -- The last days -- Surrender -- Epilogue: going home.

Depicts the British attack on the Falkland Islands and portrays the experiences of the English soldiers during the war.