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4.0 out of 5 stars
An excellent overview, but slanted toward the Western Front,
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This review is from: World War I Infantry in Colour Photographs (Europa Militaria) (Paperback)
This book is a wonderful reference for fiction writers, military modelers, and anybody else who is interested in World War One uniforms. The color photographs are far better than the usual paintings or black-and-white photos, and the evolution of the uniforms of the major combatants is quite interesting. I would have liked more stuff about the minor combatants, such as Serbia, Romania, Japan, et. al., as well as more Austria-Hungary, but on the whole, this book does what it sets out to do, and since it is geared toward an English-speaking public, the emphasis on the Western Front is not out of place.
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World War I Infantry in Colour Photographs (Europa Militaria) by Laurant Mirouze (Paperback - July 1990)
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