Churchill and the Montgomery Myth Clyde Wilcox and evidence-based

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and also looks forward to the future of research - with a strong call to rethink how institutions and investigators can conduct research more ethically

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Churchill and the Montgomery Myth Clyde Wilcox and evidence-basedThis is perhaps the most revealing case history of the politics of modern warfare ever set down. It is a story of a time when image making and public relations took precedence over strategy at the cost of thousands of lives. It is the story of the distortion of history and the promulgation of questionable glory. By August 1942, disaster had struck Great Britain in every theater of war, Singapore had fallen; Crete was gone; the Egyptians were hammering