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HISTORY                                                           Contributors
                                                   of
                       WAR                                                                                    Historian, television and
                                                                                                                PETER SNOW

                                                                                                              radio presenter and author.
                                                                                                              Peter Snow needs little
                                                                                                              introduction. He and his
                                                                                                              son, Dan, contribute to
                                                                                                              this issue with a feature
                                                                                                              that covers the battle of
                                                                                                              the Imjin River during the
                                           Welcome                                                            British and the Chinese.
                                                                                                              Korean war between the
                                                                                                                NICK SOLDINGER
                                                                                                              Acclaimed journalist Nick
                                           Few characters throughout history have a life                      Soldinger has been writing
                                           quite as colourful as that of Julius Caesar.                       about war for many years.
                                           Becoming the head of his family aged just 16,                      For this issue he has been
                                           he initially became a priest but, when stripped                    immersing himself in the
                                           of his wealth by Sulla, opted to join the Roman                    history of Julius Caesar
                                           army, fearing for his life if he remained in                       whilst writing our cover
                                                                                                              feature on how the great
                                           Rome. Much was to follow. He was kidnapped                         general and politician
                                           by pirates, had three wives, had a relationship                    transformed Rome (p20).
                                           with Cleopatra, massively extended the extent
                                           of the Roman Empire and caused a civil war                          DR DUNCAN ANDERSON
                      that lasted four years before he was eventually appointed Dictator of                   Author and Head of the
                      Rome. He was, of course, stabbed to death at the age of 55 on the Ides                  Department of War Studies
                      of March. But that's just part of the story – we present you with the full              at the Royal Military
                      account, starting on page 20.                                                           Academy Sandhurst,
                         Elsewhere in this issue we have no                                                   Dr Anderson picks up the
                      fewer than three features relating to D-Day                                             story of the D-Day Landings
                      and, as ever, a whole lot more besides.                                                 with his feature on the
                                                                                                              battles in the Bocage
                                                                                                              in this issue of History
                      Paul Pettengale Editorial Director                                                      of War (p32).
                      paul.pettengale@anthem-publishing.com
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                                                                                                                   The brutal conflict
                                                                                                                   in the bocage – the
                                                                                                                  fields of Normandy –
                                                                                                                  raged after the D-Day
                                                                                                                 Landings in June 1944.
































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