Bombs Over Burma (1944) By W. G. Burchett
 
Bombs over Burma by W.G. Burchett is a compelling account of the campaign in Burma during World War II, capturing the chaos and human tragedy of the conflict. Through vivid descriptions and meticulous detail, Burchett chronicles the devastation wrought upon both the environment and the civilian population, exposing the harsh realities and ethical quandaries of warfare. The narrative intertwines personal anecdotes with broader historical events, offering readers a deeply human perspective on the suffering endured by those caught in the crossfire. Ultimately, the book serves as both a historical document and a poignant commentary on the collateral damage of war.
 
Hard Cover
260 pages
In Fair to Good Condition