Eleventh Month, Eleventh Day, Eleventh Hour
By Joseph E. Persico
By Joseph E. Persico
By Joseph E. Persico
By Joseph E. Persico
By Joseph E. Persico
Read by Harry Chase
By Joseph E. Persico
Read by Harry Chase
By Joseph E. Persico
Read by Jonathan Marosz
By Joseph E. Persico
Read by Jonathan Marosz
Category: World War II Military History | Biography & Memoir | World History
Category: World War II Military History | Biography & Memoir | World History
Category: World War II Military History | Biography & Memoir | World History | Audiobooks
Category: World War II Military History | Biography & Memoir | World History | Audiobooks
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$20.00
Oct 11, 2005 | ISBN 9780375760457
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Dec 18, 2007 | ISBN 9780307430922
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Nov 02, 2004 | ISBN 9780739315194
372 Minutes
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Aug 02, 2004 | ISBN 9781415920275
1025 Minutes
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Praise for Eleventh Month, Eleventh Day, Eleventh Hour
“The days preceding November 11, 1918, featured a deadly minuet involving exhausted armies conditioned to fight, yet desperate to avoid still more futile bloodshed. Joe Persico recreates this twilight struggle with heartbreaking intimacy. His pointillist portrait is at once harrowing and heroic. Written with a narrative elegance and factual command reminiscent of David McCullough or William Manchester, this is much more than a poignant account of the road to armistice. It is the single finest work I have read on the Great War.”
–RICHARD NORTON SMITH, executive director, Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library and Museum
“Once again Joe Persico has brought us an unforgettable moment in history. At a time when our own world is changing, Americans are increasingly understanding how we are still affected by World War I, and Persico takes us into the experience of how that war ended–the violence, sacrifice, frustration, and hope.”
–MICHAEL BESCHLOSS
“Joe Persico has done the impossible–he has written an original book on World War I. By starting with the last day, he has found a way to see the nightmare as a separate world, something that became for all the participants a totally consuming passion.”
–THOMAS FLEMING, author of The Illusion of Victory: America in World War I
“A compelling account of the dramatic final moments of World War I that not only captures the tragedy that marked the final hours of the Great War but brings to life the remarkable stories of its participants. This is a splendid book by a born storyteller and a superb historian.”
–CARLO D’ESTE, author of Eisenhower: A Soldier’s Life and Patton: A Genius for War
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