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"The Leicestershires beyond Baghdad" recounts the experiences of the Leicestershire Regiment during the tumultuous World War I campaign in Iraq. Author Edward John Thompson offers a detailed account of this often-overlooked theater of the Great War, focusing on the British military efforts to secure Baghdad.
This historical work delves into the specifics of the military campaign, providing valuable insights into British military history and the challenges faced by soldiers in the harsh Iraqi landscape. Explore the strategies, battles, and daily lives of the Leicestershires as they navigated this pivotal moment in history. A valuable resource for anyone interested in World War I, the Middle East, and the legacy of the British Empire.
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