Biographies and memoirs |
Period novels |
Non-Fiction |
Book Title |
Author |
Setting |
Comments |
No of Linked Reviews |
Publisher |
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The City called Holy |
Maurice Callard |
1947 |
A British Palestine Policeman's Affair with a member of the IRA. The author worked in the Palestine Police |
1 review |
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When I lived in Modern Times |
Linda Grant |
Post WW2 |
2000 Orange Prize winner A British woman joins the resistance to British Rule. Stand alone |
0 |
Granta |
School for Love |
Olivia Manning |
WW2 |
Story of a small boy inJerusalem. The author worked for the Palestine Post and radio during WW2 |
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Struggling Free |
Margaret Penfold |
1938-1942 |
1st of proposed trilogy. The Story of 3 women and their role in the Death of British Palestine Policeman. Author lived in mandate during this era |
1 review |
Imagination Books |
The Sergeants' Tale |
Rubens, Bernice |
Post WW2 |
Based on the true story of the murder of two British Sergeants |
0 |
Little Brown |
Jerusalem Interlude |
Thoene, Bodie and Brock |
WW2 |
WW2 Part of Zion Chronicle series. Most books in the series set in Europe |
0 |
Viking |
A Palestine Affair |
Wilson, Jonathan |
Mid-1920s |
Based on the life of a real artist. |
0 |
Five Leaves |
The Hope |
Wouk, Hermann |
Post WW2 with flashbacks |
The Israeli War of Independence. The first of 2 novels, the second is The Glory |
0 |
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