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	title:	Paris After the Liberation: 1944 - 1949
	author:	Antony Beevor, Artemis Cooper
	format:	Paperback
	publisher:	Penguin Books Ltd
	released:	October 4, 2007
	isbn:	0141032413
	isbn-13:	9780141032412

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Customer Reviews
Could do better - Rated I was really looking forward to this book having read "Berlin" from the same author. However this book becomes very disjointed and difficult. For Military enthusiasts I wouls stay clear of this book. For social historians then this would probably be on your top 10 list. Be prepared for little French phrases during the course of the book as well. This may satisfy the authors literary cravings but does little for the reader sometimes who does not have the required comprehension of the French language. Whilst none of these pieces are major they take the gloss off what appears to be a well researched book.

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Could do better - Rated 3/5
I was really looking forward to this book having read "Berlin" from the same author. However this book becomes very disjointed and difficult. For Military enthusiasts I wouls stay clear of this book. For social historians then this would probably be on your top 10 list.

Be prepared for little French phrases during the course of the book as well. This may satisfy the authors literary cravings but does little for the reader sometimes who does not have the required comprehension of the French language. Whilst none of these pieces are major they take the gloss off what appears to be a well researched book.