Yes. Quite true.
The only French Historian I read about the war was Marc Ferro. I surely should read more French and German historians, but my French is poor and the German is worst.

there is not much stuff from german historians - germany has grown into an unhistoric community, very sad

i´ve found the books from Peter Hart very interesting:

http://www.bookdepository.co.uk/search?s...3E%3C%2FSPAN%3E

especialy "aces falling" and "bloddy april" - and 1918 for the ground war; there are many accounts from british and german soldiers, recommended

seems we read the same books Boelke
those two are great;
there are also two great ones from Peter Kilduff, one about the Red Baron and one titled "Black Fokker Leader", the biography of Carl Degelow;
and there is "On a Wing and a Prayer" by Joshua Levine;

oh and not to forget Jon Guttman who has written many good WW1 aero themed volumes fo Osprey......

Well said. As a Southerner I find it not offensive at all.