Traitor of Arnhem by Allan A. Samm

Traitor of Arnhem

by Allan A. Samm

The Wednesday Press, 1994, [First Edition], ISBN 0947249397, paperback

Very Good Condition, some edge and shelf wear, a little rubbing and bumping to edges, corners and covers, text block splitting at centre, no inscriptions (see photographs)

“It is the story of one man’s effort to join the British Army although under age like many others, in the dark days at the end of 1940, when Britain was fighting alone.  In the near future four hundred million people would lie beneath the German yoke, and Britain would need all its sons, and daughters too.
It tells of the humour and mistakes that he found along the way, a way that led through North Africa and the plains of Italy and finally to one of the most savage battles of World War II. The scene was a town called Arnhem in Holland, where the mistakes were still present although all the humour had gone.”