
Soldier's Table: Legends of Battlefield Food in World War II
战士的餐桌:二战各国战地饮食传奇
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- Completed
- Length
- 244k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Food Novels, Just Write About Food, Don't Mess with the Plot!
If it's not just a food article, don't recommend it. If you don't write about food, it's a waste! Might as well look at something else!
Are There Any Teaching Aid Books?
I want to read a book similar to "Half-hour Comic History of China 5". For example, the above
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War-Like Reality, Don't Want the Kind of Return That Is Exposed
War! War! War! World War II, the Cold War, and Modern Times Are All Fine (Reject Star Wars)
The Book That Saved History and Geography
I want to read a book similar to "A Half-Hour Comic History of China (Five Volumes)". Similar to this
European Historical Fiction.
Modern times and ancient times should not be modern. Don't be too smart, but have a good historical foundation. Europe, no Chinese historical novels
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I want to be a transvestite, not a girl, please, please!
If You Are Interested in European Politics and Wars, Don't Focus on Magic and Fantasy, but Focus on History.
I would like to read a book similar to "Welcome to 19th-century Europe where strength is paramount".
Recently My Library Has Been Depleted Again, and I Hope Everyone Sitting Here Will Leave Some Good Books.
Are There Any Military Novels About Modern Warfare?
Are There Any Books About World War II?
I don't want that kind of harem story, it's better to read about the European battlefield.
Do You Have Any Weird Book Recommendations? (Want to See)
I want to read books that are different, like psychology.
I Can't Find the Book I Asked for About World War II.
There is a book where the protagonist travels to Spain during World War II to join the International Brigades. In one of the plots, a reporter took a photo of the protagonist and posted it in the newspaper. And captioned a fighting International Brigade soldier. Can't find it.









































































The angle is novel, interpreting the war from the perspective of food, interesting and awesome👍🏻👍🏻
The China chapter is missing, although it would most likely be difficult to write the China chapter.
It is good to combine food with war history and create a unique approach, but it is still difficult to compare with the simple and boring battlefield food and the colorful World War II. It turns out that there is an article in the "War History Research" magazine about individual soldier rations, which is also very interesting.
A great book, with vivid images, delicate writing, and detailed information. However, the Italian chapter is a bit lacking.
Is this the up copywriter that was moved here?
As the saying goes, logistics is the key to fighting a war, and food is the top priority. The book starts with an event in history, and then introduces the introduction and role of food to learn about the interesting facts. It is a good historical science book, suitable for killing time in your spare time.
It should be one of the reference sources for many ups who talk about food and history.
It is a very interesting book. The narration is professional but not boring. The explanations are based on novel ideas. Most of the explanations on food are accompanied by historical stories and illustrations. It is really easy to read and suitable for reading in your spare time. Finally, I have to lament that there are thousands of delicacies in the world, and China accounts for 99% of them.
It's very interesting. It uses food as a clue to intersperse many historical stories. It's very interesting and adds knowledge.
It introduces the war foods of various countries in World War II, with pictures and texts, vivid and detailed. It would be better to add some Chinese war zone food.
The battle achievements can also be seen in the logistics and diet, great book, thumbs up
Damn it, did I eat fine rice?
What a great book! Very interesting! The British/American/Japanese chapters are the most interesting!
The content is very interesting, but the formatting and proofreading are slightly flawed.
Seeing the big from the small, the emergence of a kind of eating habit is closely related to production level, population migration, war, history, and geographical factors.
The content is relatively comprehensive and the author's writing is fluent.
The data is rich, the sources are clear, and the explanations are lively and interesting. It is undoubtedly an excellent work.
Different angles, different perceptions, a very good book
The human factors behind the war are described in detail and are also very entertaining.
A good book that introduces the evolution of food in various countries. But if the country is a bit missing, does our Chinese food still exist?
It looks so good, it makes me hungry at night
Very good battlefield food
Very delicious. Looking for similar books
This sentence is very nice. But the number of pages is a bit small
Why is there no Chinese one?
Very detailed historical description
Good book, good smell, delicious 😋
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Very beautiful, worth recommending
Good, good, good, good