War Diaries

By Lisa Monroe

We can find out all of the details of any war by going online or reaching various history books. They will tell us about what the cause was the weapons used the battles, and the ultimate winners. We can also find out how these outcomes helped to shape the world as we know it today. What we don’t get is the first hand account of what it was like to be a part of such a war.

One way to get this information is to read the diaries that have been verified as original pieces of work like these http://tinyurl.com/lhg9b4 Here you will find out what it was like for those that went into battle, children that lost their parents, and even the wives that were left behind. Some accounts talk about bravery while others talk about fear and despair. All of them though will give you a true reflection of such periods of time.

There are war diaries that have been recovered from the time of the Civil War. This was about North versus South and a very bloody and difficult war. There are also historical values found in war diaries from both World War I and World War II. Some war diaries have been found in other languages and so they have and to be translated.

Some of these war diaries are from the generals and leaders of the movements. They include copies of maps and strategic plans for movement and attack on enemy forces. This is amazing material that gives further credibility to the information that we find in history books. There are also some from the war that depict traders against their own countries and that is quite disheartening. Yet the fact that these diaries exist mean that this type of action did take place.

The most recent war diaries are from those in Iraq. Many of them are posting their information on the internet with blogs and MySpace pages. This gives us a real account of what is going on over there. Yet many critics claim these types of war diaries aren’t honest and open because they are written for the public. A true diary is written for person use and so a person is free to really say what they think and what they feel. For more information go to http://tinyurl.com/lhg9b4

“Lisa Monroe is a Prolific Writer, Forensic Editor & respected Instructor in Social Sciences & Humanities. She enthusiastically studies past and current behavior & interaction, is a dedicated teacher & married mother of three children living in Sugar Land, Texas.” More of Lisa’s articles can be found here http://www.txrus.com