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Cher Ami, Great War Sig Newsletter - IPMS, June 2021

Henri Landru is supposed to be the worst serial killer in French history. In this stunning case, no bodies were ever found, and only 10 charges were brought. The count is likely much, much higher though. The facts of the real story were locked away in secret French police files for 100 years and only came out in the last 40 to 50 years. During the early years of WWI when Paris was nearly bare of men, Landru was placing lonely heart ads in order to meet women. He got tons of responses, and set about meeting multiple women around the city each day. Good true crime, filling in my knowledge about Mr. Landru and his wretched murders.
NetGalley, Valerie Shampine

This is an accessible book, and the reader gains a better understanding of the political turmoil in the Baltic and the indecision at home. The book raises some interesting questions and is recommended.
Warship Annual 2021 Edition

This is an excellent book about China and brings into sharp focus the political intriguing of the allies as the war was being fought. The author’s research is very rewarding for the reader to further expand their knowledge and understanding about this little known aspect of the First World War.
Martin Willoughby, Chairman of the Wessex Branch of the Western Front Association

[b]Rating[/b]: 5 out of 5 stars While T. E. Lawrence's dispatches have been published before, I didn't know they existed until I came across this book on NetGalley. They are presented in chronological order with incredibly useful notes to help the reader's understanding. For those who tend to skip introductions: Don't! Fabrizio Bagatti's introduction really helps with the context and gives a much clearer picture of what is to follow. A perfect presentation of important history.
NetGalley, Dawn Lewis