For the guys on the forum, no matter what aspect of the Wehrmacht you are interested in...
I recently read both of the books below and highly recommend them to the group. They are fine personal accounts of young soldiers facing the Russians in WWII.
1. BLOOD RED SNOW by Gunther K. Koschorrek
The story of a young machine gunner - from Stalingrad (basically fighting near the Don) through the end of the war. This may be the best German account of the war I have ever read.
2. BERLIN DANCE OF DEATH by Helmut Altner
A great book describing the fighting in and around Berlin, 1945. The book is basically a collection of journal entries. It starts out pretty slow/dry but develops into a helluva story!
Regards,
Brian
I recently read both of the books below and highly recommend them to the group. They are fine personal accounts of young soldiers facing the Russians in WWII.
1. BLOOD RED SNOW by Gunther K. Koschorrek
The story of a young machine gunner - from Stalingrad (basically fighting near the Don) through the end of the war. This may be the best German account of the war I have ever read.
2. BERLIN DANCE OF DEATH by Helmut Altner
A great book describing the fighting in and around Berlin, 1945. The book is basically a collection of journal entries. It starts out pretty slow/dry but develops into a helluva story!
Regards,
Brian
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