Monty His Part in My Victory and Rommel? Gunner Who?

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Summary: Humour and poignancy leave a permanent imprint
Review: I first read Spike Milligan's memoirs of WWII as a teenager and they remain in my memory as some of the funniest accounts I've ever seen. Some of Spike's stories have left a permanent imprint on me, well into adulthood - to the extent that even to this day I wave my fist at low flying aircraft and yell "I hope you crash, you noisy bastard". I'm now searching around for these books again, since the teenage originals are on the other side of the world in my brother's custody. In vain, sigh. Out of print.