My Father's Son: The Memoir of The Earl Haig MILITARY

My Father's Son: The Memoir of The Earl Haig MILITARYDawyck Haig First Edition 2000 Published by Leo Cooper The author was born in 1918 into the shadow of greatness and controversy. At that time his father, the Commander in Chief of the British Expeditionary Force, was at the height of his power and reputation. At the age of nine, the author inherited the title Earl Haig at the death of his father. Whilst some may envy. and others pity, Lord Haig for the curious hand that fate dealt him, none will

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First Edition

First Edition Published 1984 - Book Club

A completely professional commander

Translated in English from the German Edition entitlted "Bin ich noch in meinem Hause

Whilst some may envy

account of the life and times of a remarkable man

This book has been written almost forty years since the summer of 1948 when a few Dakota's flew into Berlin to supply the British garrison there

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going on to describe in detail the bombing attacks on Britain that followed together with the defences to parry them

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