The Great Leaders Behind Our Soldiers in World War 2
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With any military offensive, strong leaders are needed to inspire, direct, and drive their men onward to what each side hopes is a victory. They need to be decisive, strong willed, and even compassionate. They have to be able to learn from their mistakes and rise above them to become better leaders. Their men should be able to look up to them. In World War II, there were several such men. These are their stories.

First is the story of General Sir Bernard Freyberg. Perhaps you haven’t heard that name before but there is much to learn about him. He led him men time and time again into battle, receiving wounds and yet still commanding them. Find out what dire mistake haunted and plagued him throughout his career.
Then we turn to the legendary American General, Dwight D. Eisenhower, also known more commonly as Ike. This diplomatic leader may have lacked the bluster of other generals but not the skills and cunning. Ike had his own demons to fight when serving under another famous general. Would his decision haunt him forever?

Finally, we find British General Orde Wingate. Hailing from a military family himself, he seemed to be destined for great things. His grit and determination won him the admiration of his peers and those who served under him. Find out where this general landed himself when superiors had enough of his headstrong ways.

We can learn so much from our military leaders. Skills of diplomacy, negotiation, and how to inspire others to follow. From their successes we can find a model of what to do and from their failures we find valuable lessons. Download this book today and see for yourself who these men were and what lessons their lives have to teach us.

Comments From Other Readers
“Perhaps it’s odd that there is so little regarding some of these men who have contributed greatly to the success of their countries during the course of World War II. I find myself drawn to stories of great leaders in order to find my own success in leadership. This book is valuable in the sharing of some of those lessons.” - Chris E (Ontario, Canada)

“I can’t recall learning about some of these men back in school. It seems that history books pick and choose who to immortalize. That’s what makes books like this one so valuable. The stories were fascinating and gave a great look into the lives of these men. Their stories should be shared! The author does a wonderful job and making their lives come to life on the pages of this book.” - Kelli S (Alabama, US)

“Simply a superb read. There isn’t much else that can be said about it. This well written biopic delves into the lives of men that are often overlooked and under credited and that needs to be rectified. The book is enticing and informative without being overwhelming. I say again, simply superb!” - Charles H (London, UK)


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