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Mountbatten of Burma

Captain of War, Guardian of Peace

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Lord Louis Mountbatten achieved great things both in war and peace as a military leader and public servant. The First World War and its aftermath shaped his early life, in mid-career he was a victorious commander in the Second World War, and when peace came he brought independence to India and Pakistan. Mountbatten remains a controversial figure, but when his faults are considered in the light of the world-shaking events in which he was involved, they are overwhelmingly outweighed by his achievements. His murder, and those of members of his family and a friend, on 27 August 1979, by assassins of the Provisional IRA, shocked the world. This book was first published in hardback 1996 as The Princely Sailor, by Brasseys.

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Mountbatten of Burma, Ian McGeoch

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Titre
Mountbatten of Burma
Sous-titre
Captain of War, Guardian of Peace
Langue
Anglais
Éditeur
Haynes
Publié
2009
Format
rigide
Pages
274
ISBN10
1844256863
ISBN13
9781844256860
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Lord Louis Mountbatten achieved great things both in war and peace as a military leader and public servant. The First World War and its aftermath shaped his early life, in mid-career he was a victorious commander in the Second World War, and when peace came he brought independence to India and Pakistan. Mountbatten remains a controversial figure, but when his faults are considered in the light of the world-shaking events in which he was involved, they are overwhelmingly outweighed by his achievements. His murder, and those of members of his family and a friend, on 27 August 1979, by assassins of the Provisional IRA, shocked the world. This book was first published in hardback 1996 as The Princely Sailor, by Brasseys.