Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: Mr. Bartov, to prove his points of the Nazification of the German Army in World War II, uses an excessive amount of quotes from various German soldiers' letters. A chapter of these is fine, but when Bartov resorts to using the selected information in these letters throughout the entire book, the reader soon grows tired and bored. Any good historian will tell you, letters and/or oral histories should be use selectively; usually they can lead to a distorted view of history. And a distorted view of history is, as Mr. Bartov should know, not good history! Answer:

Answer: No


Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: Sigh,Chelsea isn't a terrible writer, her comedic pen is pretty good, but yeah....I guess reading about drinking until your wasted enough to take a stranger home just didn't hold my attention after the umpteenth hook up. Answer:

Answer: No


Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: Sure some of the movies were good, but $350 good? I think not. Not even special features and and whole extra, never-before-seen-alternate-series(that's 8 alternate movies) of this would make it worth the money. Answer:

Answer: No


Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: I had a feeling I was going to get here and find lots of people that really enjoyed this book. I thought it was boring. The main characters had little substance and it was a little farfetched that the president, while in office, had not only had a girlfriend but a baby with that girlfriend and not once in the ensuing 30 years did it ever get leaked to the press. The big climax at the end of the book where Dina meets killer was about as exciting as eating a cold bowl of oatmeal. Not even when Simon the sleuth came to the rescue. It was silly. Sorry. Answer:

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