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    Old Town Road Senior Member Strike For The South's Avatar
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    Default Re: What book are you reading?

    American Spartans The US Marines combat history

    and for fun Conapiracy Theories
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    Uhm, Rituelen. Nieuwe en oude gebruiken in Nederland (Rituals. New and old customs in the Netherlands) by Jef de Jager, starting in The shadow of the wind by Carlos Ruiz Zafon, rereading (for the 3rd time) the appendices in The Lord of the Rings, and The Histories of Gregory of Tours (on and off for months now).


    Maybe I should actually start reading again for my thesis as well...

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    Default Re: What book are you reading?

    currently reading Ceasar by Colleen McCullough, only just started so cant comment on it yet.

    Also just read a book about the Nuremberg WW2 trials, by a Russian lawyer who was a spectator during the trials - Can't think of his name at the moment.
    I liked the book, he gives a bunch of information on how the high ranking Nazi leaders behaved during the trial and gives good comment on how they tried to defend themselves and how the prosecution attacked those often feeble attempts.
    Good read for those who are interested.

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