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War is the father of
all and the king of all, and some he shows as gods, others as men;
some he makes slaves, others free.
-- Heracleitus
Editor:
James P. Holoka
ISSN: 1930-045x
The Michigan War Studies Review (reference
abbreviation MWSR) publishes book
reviews, literature surveys, original essays, commentary, and other
material in the
field of military studies, with a purview extending from antiquity to
the present. Subscription is gratis. Publishers desiring to have books
reviewed in MWSR should contact the editor. Those interested in writing for
MWSR may see guidelines for reviews and a list of books
currently available at our
Submissions
page. Many additional resources
may be found at
the publisher's website:
Michigan War
Studies Group.
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2009.06.06 |
The Line upon a Wind: The
Great War at Sea, 1793–1815
By Noel Mostert [Review by
Martin Robson] |
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2009.06.05 |
Classics
Revisited: A.J. Liebling's World War II Writings
By John Whittier-Ferguson |
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2009.06.04 |
The Somme: The Darkest Hour on
the Western Front
By Peter Hart [Review
by Douglas V. Johnson II] |
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2009.06.03 |
The Greatest Battle: Stalin,
Hitler, and the Desperate Struggle for Moscow That Changed the
Course of World War II
By Andrew Nagorski [Review
by Courtney A. Short] |
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2009.06.02 |
Mussolini and His Generals:
The Armed Forces and Fascist Foreign Policy, 1922-1940
By John Gooch [Review
by Raymond Grew] |
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2009.06.01 |
The Thin Red Line: An
Eyewitness Account of the Crimean War
By Julian Spilsbury [Review
by Nathaniel R. Helms] |
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2009.05.01 |
The Mascot: Unraveling the
Mystery of My Jewish Father’s Nazi Boyhood
By Mark Kurzem [Review
by Christopher Martin] |
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2009.04.02 |
The Propaganda
Warriors: The Wehrmacht and the Cons0lidation of the German Home
Front
By Daniel Uziel [Review
by Eugenia C. Kiesling] |
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2009.04.01 |
In Memoriam: John T. Hassett,
Jr., KIA, 4 April 1945
By John A. Sherzer |
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2009.03.04 |
In the Ruins of Empire: The
Japanese Surrender and the Battle for Postwar Asia
By Ronald H. Spector [Review
by Jiu-Hwa Lo Upshur] |
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2009.03.03 |
Leningrad: State of Siege
By Michael Jones [Review
by Walter G. Moss] |
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2009.03.02 |
Harnessing the Heavens:
National Defense through Space
Ed. Paul G. Gillespie and Grant T. Weller [Review
by William J. Astore] |
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2009.03.01 |
Roll Call to Destiny: The
Soldier's Eye View of Civil War Battles
By Brent Nosworthy [Review
by Jonathan D. Beard] |
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2009.02.04 |
Architects of Empire: The Duke
of Wellington and His Brothers
By John Severn [Review
by Lee W. Eysturlid] |
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2009.02.03 |
Endgame, 1945: The Missing
Final Chapter of World War II
By David Stafford [Review
by William J. Astore] |
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2009.02.02 |
World War I: The
African Front
By Edward Paice [Review
by George H. Cassar] |
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2009.02.01 |
Flying Tigers: Claire
Chennault and His American Volunteers, 1941-1942
By Daniel Ford [Review
by Jiu-Hwa Lo Upshur] |
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2009.01.06 |
Empires of the Sea: The Siege
of Malta, the Battle of Lepanto, and the Contest for the Center
of the World
By Roger Crowley [Review
by Craig C. Felker] |
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2009.01.05 |
Ordinary
Courage: The Revolutionary Adventures of Joseph Plumb Martin
Ed. James Kirby Martin [Review
by Grant W. Jones] |
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2009.01.04 |
The Cambridge History of Greek
and Roman Warfare. Vol. 1: Greece, the Hellenistic World
and the Rise of Rome
Ed. Philip Sabin, Hans van Wees, and Michael Whitby [Review
by John Hyland] |
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2009.01.03 |
The Nuclear Jihadist: The True Story of the Man Who Sold the
World's Most Dangerous Secrets--and How We Could Have Stopped
Him
By Douglas Frantz and Catherine Collins [Review
by Russell B. Olwell] |
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2009.01.02 |
Rommel: The End
of a Legend
By Ralf Georg Reuth [Review
by William B. Boardman] |
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2009.01.01 |
Scipio
Africanus: Rome's Greatest General
By Richard A. Gabriel [Review
by John David Lewis] |
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