Reginald William Thompson
1904 – 1977
R. W. Thompson served in World War II and was promoted to Captain before he was transferred to the Intelligence Corps for training. After his release from the army he traveled extensively as a war correspondent for the Sunday Times. He attended the Nuremberg trials as a reporter. In 1951 he settled in Suffolk to write full time on military subjects.
Books
- D-Day
- Argentine interlude
- Battle for the Rhine
- Land of to-morrow
- The Montgomery legend
- Cry Korea
- The eighty-five days
- Black Caribbean
- Footprints Of The Jesuits
- Churchill and the Montgomery myth
- Wild animal man
- The price of victory
- At Whatever Cost - The Story Of The Dieppe Raid
- Boy in blinkers
- Montgomery
- The battle for the Rhineland
- Dieppe at dawn
- The pink house in Angel Street
- An Englishman looks at Wales
- Voice from the wilderness
- Generalissimo Churchill
- Churchill and Morton
- Men under fire
- Winston Churchill, the Yankee Marlborough
- Montgomery, the field marshal
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