I am the daughter of Pvt. Harold M. Burke and the adopted daughter of Pvt. Charlie Bigler.
 

This is a list of books relating to World War II and websites of special interest to WWII buffs. If you have any suggestions please email them to me.

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Combat Reels, Incorporated is a Texas based company providing organized combat footage of all conflicts to the general public and television/film production companies worldwide. Corporate headquarters is located Ft. Worth, Texas. Combat Reels The Aerial Reconnaissance Archives (TARA), at Keele University, is an official place of deposit for The National Archives. The archives at TARA chart the development of photographic reconnaissance and intelligence from a position of virtual insignificance during the early part of World War II to an integral part of military intelligence. Our largest catalogued archive is that of the Allied Central Interpretation Unit (ACIU). The Aerial Reconnaissance Archives (TARA) Hans J. Wijers is an excellent WWII historian and has written several books about WWII. His websites are: The Battle for Stalingrad Scroll down to Bookstore and click on it to go to where you may purchase Han's books. Battle of the Ardennes "North Shoulder" 1944-45 Battle for Stalingrad 1942 - 1943

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Click here on the jukebox to go to the WWII Jukebox. Click on Betty Grable (left) to email me ;-) Click on my picture (center) to go back to my homepage ;-) Click on Jane Russell (right) to go back to WWII enter page ;-)

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