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Spike Milligan's war diaries, generally known by the title of their first volume, although via Trilogy Creep they would go on to span seven: * Adolf Hitler: My Part in His Downfall * "Rommel?" "Gunner Who?": A Confrontation in the Desert * Monty: His Part in My Victory * Mussolini: His Part in My Downfall * Where Have All the Bullets Gone? * Goodbye Soldier * Peace Work The first three books were also released in an abridged single volume, cutting out most of the tangents and "Hitlergrams", called "The War Memoirs", and parts 5-7 as "The Peace Memoirs".

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  • Spike Milligan's war diaries, generally known by the title of their first volume, although via Trilogy Creep they would go on to span seven: * Adolf Hitler: My Part in His Downfall * "Rommel?" "Gunner Who?": A Confrontation in the Desert * Monty: His Part in My Victory * Mussolini: His Part in My Downfall * Where Have All the Bullets Gone? * Goodbye Soldier * Peace Work The first three books were also released in an abridged single volume, cutting out most of the tangents and "Hitlergrams", called "The War Memoirs", and parts 5-7 as "The Peace Memoirs".
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  • Spike Milligan's war diaries, generally known by the title of their first volume, although via Trilogy Creep they would go on to span seven: * Adolf Hitler: My Part in His Downfall * "Rommel?" "Gunner Who?": A Confrontation in the Desert * Monty: His Part in My Victory * Mussolini: His Part in My Downfall * Where Have All the Bullets Gone? * Goodbye Soldier * Peace Work The first three books were also released in an abridged single volume, cutting out most of the tangents and "Hitlergrams", called "The War Memoirs", and parts 5-7 as "The Peace Memoirs". In these books Milligan records his experiences as part of the Royal Artillery during and after World War II, accompanied by much hilarity and occasional bouts of sorrow and depression. He reveals the sources of much of the humour in The Goon Show and how the key players behind it came together. Although written in a very surreal style and with many bizarre interludes, the narrative depicts real people and events and Milligan was rather offended when one reviewer didn't realise this. The first book was adapted as a movie starring Jim Dale as Milligan. The real Milligan has a cameo as his own father.
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