Geoffrey Jackson Livres

By the former British Ambassador to Uruguay, who writes a personal account of his kidnapping for 9 months by the "Army of National Liberation".

David Watson's diary offers a unique perspective on the experiences and challenges faced by a senior officer during the Great War. It provides candid insights into the responsibilities of command and the skills necessary to ascend through the Canadian Expeditionary Force to divisional leadership. Watson's firsthand account serves as an exceptional historical document, illuminating the complexities of military life and decision-making in a tumultuous era.