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A book by Merilyn Simonds and Merrily Weisbord accompanied the original series. Military historians David Bercuson and S. F. Wise later published The Valour and the Horror Revisited, a book examining the historical accuracy of the films. When the official history of the Air Force was finally published, the main points of the Bomber Command episode were supported, prompting Maclean's magazine to write that the film and the filmmakers were "totally vindicated." Historian Jack Granatstein, in a book review in Quill and Quire, sarcastically called it "The Valour and Horror with footnotes." Granatstein severely criticized The Valour and the Horror in his book, Who Killed Canadian History?
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