Doctor
at Stalingrad
by Hans Dibold
Hardcover from Aberdeen Bookstore
Book Published: November, 2001
Cassell
Military Classics: The Forsaken Army: The Great Novel of Stalingrad
by Heinrich Gerlach, Richard Graves
Paperback from Cassell Academic
Book Published: May, 2002
Enemy
at the Gates: The Battle for Stalingrad
by William Craig
Book Description: Stalingrad, the bloodiest battle in the history
of warfare, cost the lives of nearly two million men and women. It signaled
the beginning of the end for Adolph Hitler and foretold the juggernaut
that would destroy Berlin and make the Soviet Union a superpower. The author,
William Craig, interviewed hundreds of survivors of the battle, both Russian
and German, and has woven their incredible experiences into the fabric
of hitherto unknown documents. The resulting tapestry is epic in scope
and awesome in its depiction of heroism and tragedy.
Probably the best single work on the epic battle of Stalingrad... An
unforgettable and haunting reading experience. ~ Cornelius Ryan
Craig has written a book with both historical significance and intense
personal drama ~ James Michener
Hardcover: 470 pages
Publisher: Konecky & Konecky; (August 2001)
ISBN: 1568523688
Stalingrad:
The Fateful Siege, 1942-1943
by Antony Beevor
(Paperback -- May 1999)
Stalingrad
: 1942-1943 : The Infernal Cauldron
by Stephen Walsh
Hardcover - 176 pages (February 2001)
St Martins Pr (Trade); ISBN: 0312269439
Stalingrad:
the Defeat of the German 6th Army
Paul Carell
Hardcover 1 Eng Ed edition (March 1993)
Schiffer Publishing, Ltd.; ISBN: 0887404693
Special Order
Stopped
at Stalingrad : The Luftwaffe and Hitler's Defeat in the East, 1942-1943
(Modern War Studies)
by Joel S. A. Hayward
Most accounts of the Battle of Stalingrad have focused on the dismal
fate of the German Army. Joel Hayward now chronicles Luftwaffe operations
during that campaign, focusing on Hitler's use of the air force as a tactical
rather than strategic weapon in close support of ground forces. He vividly
details the Luftwaffe's key role as "flying artillery," showing that the
army relied on Luftwaffe support to a far greater degree than has been
previously revealed and that its successes in the East occurred largely
because of the effectiveness of that support. Amazon.com
Paperback - 412 pages Reprint edition (September 2001)
Univ Pr of Kansas; ISBN: 0700611460
Victory
at Stalingrad: The Battle that Changed History
by Geoffrey Roberts
Paperback from Pearson Longman
Book Published: 31 December, 2002
199
Days the Battle for Stalingrad: The Battle for Stalingrad
by Edwin Palmer Hoyt
Paperback from Forge
Book Published: February, 1999
Stalingrad
by Antony Beevor
Hardcover from Viking Press
Book Published: July, 1998
Stalingrad:
Memories and Reassessments
by Joachim Wieder, Heinrich Graf Von Einsiedel, Helmut Bogler, Henrich
G. Von Einsiedel, Heinrich Graf Von Einsiedel
Hardcover from Arms & Armour
Book Published: March, 1996
The
Ninety Days
by Thomas N. Carmichael
Hardcover from William s Konecky Assoc
Book Published: 15 October, 2002
War
of the Rats
by David L. Robbins
David L. Robbins grimly recounts the merciless determination of the
German and Soviet combatants of the battle of Stalingrad in War of the
Rats. Drawing from real events, Robbins tells the story of one of the battle's
most pivotal contests: the famous sniper duel between Chief Master Sergeant
Vasily Zaitsev and S.S. Colonel Heinz Thorvald. Zaitsev, a cunning Siberian
hunter hardened by Stalingrad's butchery, has formed an impromptu sniper
school in the midst of the battle, training his comrades to kill with implacable
efficiency. The hundreds of bodies left in their wake prompt the Nazi leadership
to send Thorvald, the cold-blooded master of the Wehrmacht's elite sniper
academy, to assassinate the Soviet prodigy. Robbins's nerve-wracking prose
depicts the two adversaries as they pursue their private war across a twisted
hellscape of burning tanks and gutted factories. In the novel's most impressive
section, Robbins leaps between the thoughts of Zaitsev and Thorvald as
they struggle, in their final battle, to put the crosshairs on each other's
head. A war novel that reveals the shrewd savagery in human nature, War
of the Rats vividly reveals why the Germans referred to the fighting at
Stalingrad as Der Rattenkrieg. --James Highfill - Amazon.com
Mass Market Paperback from Bantam
Book Published: 06 June, 2000 |
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