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The 22nd was the longest serving of the NZ Infantry battalions. Several members later wrote about their experiences. Here is a bibliography of books written by or containing information about the 22nd.
(If you know of more books, please contact me)
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Life Without ladies. Colin Armstrong. H.H. Tombs, 1947 |
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Official History of New Zealand in the Second World War. 22 Battalion 2NZEF. Jim Henderson, 1958. Read the official history on-line here |
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Cowshed to Dog Collar. Keith Elliot VC, 1967. |
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Dark of the Moon. The unusual story of one Kiwi's war. Arch Scott, 1985. |
 | Mates and Mayhem. World War II: Frontline Kiwis Remember. (Chapter 9 is based on an interview with Haddon Donald) Lawrence Watt, 1996. Harper Collins |
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Mussolini, Bella Maria & Tojo. A Kiwi soldier's memoir. Lindsay Good, 2003. |
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What Shall We Do Now Then? The life of Roger Barton. Privately published by the Barton Family 2003. |
 | Fighting with the Enemy. New Zealand POW's and the Italian Resistance. (Chapter 13 features David Russell GC) Susan Jacobs, 2003. Penguin Books |
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In Peace & War: A Civilian Soldier’s Story. Haddon Donald, 2005. Read the book online here |
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Cassino to Trieste. A Soldier's Story. E.B. "Scotch" Paterson, 2007. |
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TP. The Life and Times of Sir Terry Mclean. Paul Lewis & Jock Mclean, HarperCollins 2010. |
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To the Gateways of Florence. New Zealand Forces in Tuscany, 1944. Edited by Stefano Fusi. 2011. |
Last updated: 29/01/2012