Giles Whittell's Books
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Bridge of SpiesThe true story of one of the most dramatic and mythologized moments of the Cold War -- the famous spy swap in BerlinRead More
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Guardian.co.uk, May 3, 2013
...latest forays by polar explorer David Hempleman-Adams , a history full of awe and inefficiency … Holmes is a truly masterly storyteller." Giles Whittell in the Times pointed out that "Holmes, biographer of Shelley and Coleridge, is perhaps best...
FlightSim.com, November 12, 2012
...around 300,000 aircraft movements, with a number of these described in two relatively recent documentary works - Giles Whittell's "Spitfire Women" (Harper Perennial books) and the documentary film "Forgotten Pilots" (a UK ITV West production). There are...
Guardian.co.uk, May 3, 2013
...latest forays by polar explorer David Hempleman-Adams , a history full of awe and inefficiency … Holmes is a truly masterly storyteller." Giles Whittell in the Times pointed out that "Holmes, biographer of Shelley and Coleridge, is perhaps best...
FlightSim.com, November 12, 2012
...around 300,000 aircraft movements, with a number of these described in two relatively recent documentary works - Giles Whittell's "Spitfire Women" (Harper Perennial books) and the documentary film "Forgotten Pilots" (a UK ITV West production). There are...
The Independent, June 10, 2012
...war, inadequate. Instrument flying was not taught, but the service would have ground to a halt, according to Giles Whittell in his book Spitfire Women of World War II (2007), if pilots had not broken rules forbidding them to fly in bad weather. The ATA,...
