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Russell Spurr spent over two decades based in Hong Kong, serving as the China and Far East correspondent for The London Daily Express and the ABC Radio Network. He also held the position of chief correspondent and deputy editor at the Far Eastern Economic Review. His extensive experience in the region deeply informs his writing.

2022
Glorious Way to Die, A
370 pages
13 hours of reading
4.6(9)Add rating
Acclaimed by critics, historians, and military leaders, this book offers a profound exploration of significant historical events and their impact on military strategies and leadership. It delves into the intricacies of warfare, examining pivotal battles and the decisions that shaped history. Through detailed analysis and expert insights, it reveals the lessons learned from past conflicts and their relevance to contemporary military thought. This work stands out as a crucial resource for understanding the evolution of military tactics and leadership principles.
1992
Let the tiger turn tail
224 pages
8 hours of reading
On the outbreak of war Russell Spurr joined the army with high hopes of romance and adventure. Moving from the Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders to the Indian Army, he sailed for Bombay the night before the Japanese bombed Pearl Harbour. This is his biography.

Glorious Way to Die, A

Let the tiger turn tail