Through extensive research, David Johnson explores the controversial story of the men forced to shoot their fellow Tommies, examining how they were selected, how they were treated, and why there were so many procedural variations in the executions.
Delve into the ethical dilemmas and human cost of military justice during wartime. Discover the untold experiences of those who faced the unenviable task of executing their comrades. Perfect for readers interested in military history, WWI, and the human side of war.
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