In the attached article from The Saturday Review of Literature (1932) a number of World War I books are discussed while in the course of reviewing a POW memoir by two American veterans,
Shoot And Be Damned by Ed Halyburton and Ralph Goll.
Click here to read about the new rules for warfare that were written as a result of the First World War – none of them pertain to the use of poison gas or submarines.
World War One Prisoner of War Book Review from 1932WW1 prisoner of war recollectionEd Halyburton and Ralph Goll Book Review 1932World War One Novel by Ed Halyburton and Ralph GollWorld War One Veteran Author Ed Halyburton and Ralph Goll 1932Old Magazine Article Regarding Ed Halyburton and Ralph GollOld Magazine Article Regarding WW1 NovelsOld Magazine Article Regarding WW 1 WritingOld Magazine Article Regarding Old 1920s Book Reviews
World War One Prisoner of War Book Review from 1932WW1 prisoner of war recollectionEd Halyburton and Ralph Goll Book Review 1932World War One Novel by Ed Halyburton and Ralph GollWorld War One Veteran Author Ed Halyburton and Ralph Goll 1932Old Magazine Article Regarding Ed Halyburton and Ralph GollOld Magazine Article Regarding WW1 NovelsOld Magazine Article Regarding WW 1 WritingOld Magazine Article Regarding Old 1920s Book Reviews
