The Frontiers Are Green (1943) By Richard Dimbleby
 
The title The Frontiers are Green refers to the green fringes of the Mediterranean theatre of war. Dimbleby recounts a series of extraordinary journeys to the fighting front. He goes to Greece, where an under-equipped but determined Greek army is pushing the invading Italians out of their country and liberating Albania. He goes south, and reports on the savage battle for Keren in what is now Eritrea. Both were important battles often forgotten, at least in Britain; to read this book is to feel them being brought vividly alive. In between he makes a tense journey through Vichy Lebanon and Syria into Turkey.
 
Hard Cover
278 pages
In Good Condition