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A Damned Fine War
A Damned Fine War
Author: William Yenne
This novel of alternative history speculates on what might have happened had Stalin, after V-E Day in 1945, invaded Western Europe in an effort to topple the rest of the world into Communism. — Marshal Zhukov quickly pushes through the western sector of Germany, the Low Countries and into France, his huge army readily disposing of American and Br...  more »
ISBN-13: 9780425184509
ISBN-10: 0425184501
Publication Date: 8/3/2004
Pages: 448
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4 stars, based on 13 ratings
Publisher: Berkley
Book Type: Paperback
Members Wishing: 2
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Great read if you are into alternate history!
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A damn fine book. Might give more to Patton than he was due but a good story.
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This book started out with a good idea and then seemed to drag it to death. The heroes were overly heroic while the villains were idiotically evil. Also there were so many inaccuracies in the descriptions of equipment that I became irritated. Keys in a jeep? 20mm BAR? M14s used in Europe in 1946? Yenne could have used a proof reader. The battle descriptions were rare and became shorter and shorter while the personal stories became longer and longer. I also wondered why the Germans didn't figure in the battle with the Soviets more. Likely that was accurate but I still wondered why. It was an okay story but not a keeper.
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alternative history on a soviet invasion of the west after ww 2


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