This has been helpful. Thanks.
I am a part of the unwashed masses who would like to write a novel about WWII. What I would like to know from you all is what sounds you think...
I just finished watching "Valkyrie". I was impressed. I expected to hate it but I was suprised.
Kai-Petri, Just before I read your last post I was in a chapter of the book, Battle for the Ruhr, and the author stated the same thing you did...
Thanks PzJgr. I can see your point. I was also wondering if there wasn't an emotional attachment in some regards. I mean being poor and then...
I did some searching and could not find this line of thought but I am sure I could have easily over-looked it so I beg your pardon for being a...
fsbof & brndirt1! Thanks for the response. The time and distance from then to now would allow things to morph and change where rumours could...
I believe there was that episode on the History Channel when they reconstructed the conversations Hitler had that was recorded on film without...
guess this must be the magnum opus by Patrick Agte. It has recently been reprinted by JJ Federowicz and has never been a cheap book. For one...
There is one thing that I read in a book of facts that I have not confirmed elsewhere; there was a ship in the U.S. Navy in the Pacific Fleet...
Anthony Beevor's ''Stalingrad'' is a pretty good book on the battle of Stalingrad.
I was wondering if anybody knows why the book, Jochen Peiper: Commander, Panzerregiment Leibstandarte is forsale for over or near $100?
Greetings! My name is Walter and I just found this site this past weekend. I have always been a student of history but more so of WW2. My...
My grandfather whom I never met was in the Spanish American War. My dad served in WW2 and was stationed in Greenland with the Weather Corp. My...
I am so glad to have found this fourm! Just when you think you know it all!
Retribution: The Battle for Japan, 1944-45 by Max Hastings. Anyone else read it or know about it?
If I follow you intent correctly I recommend, The Forgotten Soldier by Guy Sajer.
