Customer Review: This in a nice firsthand account of combat in World War II form the German perspective. It is the humanity of the story and the personality of William Lubbeck that stand out in the story, which is told at a late age. Lubbeck served with the 58th Infantry Division in the Western Campaign of 1940 and... more info
Customer Review: Nikolai Litvin's memoir is very low key and honest. For the most part he was a driver, either as a commanders' chauffeur or with a transport battalion. There are also some hair raising parts as well and sad stories. Litvin comes across as a man doing his duty for his country and never tries to claim... more info
Customer Review: At last, memoirs from the Soviet side of the Eastern Front of WWII are appearing in English. From Stalingrad To Pillau is the second such Soviet memoir I've read, and several things took me aback before I barely had this book's spine bent. First Isaak K. is a Jew who fought the Soviet war. It... more info
Customer Review: This book is a wonderful account of the Luftwaffe fighter units in the Eastern Front, presenting all the leading personalities, the aces and a wealth of statistics and little known facts. The color profiles are top quality and with the exception of a few minor mistakes (like the date of Gunther... more info
Customer Review: I can get enthusiastic about a lot of books, but this volume about the German ME-109 and FW-190 aces on the Russian Front is absolutely one of my favorite books. It is filled with outstanding and interesting photographs. The text is complete, engaging and extremely informative. And the icing on... more info
Customer Review: I have always been interested in the Second World War and especially the little known battles and actions of that war.
Lately; I have delved into the Italian part in this conflict and the tragic consequences to their brave soldiers.
"Few Returned", gives you a first hand glimpse of what... more info
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