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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.)
I have also made available all 50 of the Official History books in various e-reader format, including for the iBook and Kindle. Go to this page and select the format you require.
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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 You can also download a copy in various e-reader formats 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. |
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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. |
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Stand For New Zealand. Voices from the Battle of Crete. Compiled by Jill McAra 2003. (Jill is the daughter of LT E.M. McAra, 22 Battalion, who was killed on 20 May 1941 at Maleme Aerodrome, Crete) |
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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: 23/04/2015