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Anthony Beevor, "Crete", a boring book and "Blood Red Snow" , that disappointed me

many thanks for replies.
WOW, VKUN
have you read this book?

I'm looking for a book about Operation Roesselsprung.
Does anyone know a good book about this argument, with (if possible) veteran's account?
many thanks in advance

Just finished "Sette rubli per il cappellano", WWII eastern front, written by a military chaplain. The final fight of Btg Saluzzo, Alpini, at the end of January 1943 and the years of prisony. Now I'm started with "Last Laurel, the German defence of Upper Silesia", by Georg Gunter.

I have read this notice that shocked me.
I shall avoid to buy books written by Hemingway.
To Schultz: if committed by a German soldier is a CRIME
if committed by an American, Russian, Canadian, ecc. ecc. isn't a crime?

I'm listening "My life in the bush of ghosts"
(David Byrne/Brian Eno)

1) Boiled salame, polenta and spinach is my favourite
2) Stuffed Chicken with potatoes and mostarda
3) Casoncelli (charateristic pasta of Brescia province, like ravioli) with butter and parmigiano

noter mangiom be', oter mangif un mal de ca'

I return "ab ovo" to the initial subject of the topic. There were many Italian divisions that fought proudly on all war fronts, but I think that the Alpini Divisions were the best Italian troops. Despite the inadequacy of the equipments and the utilization of the Alpini mountain Divisions ...

Hi KlemenL,
can you tell me if there are translations in english of
the books of Peter Komovec and Franc Lorber/Vladimir Cerjak?
Thanks

My opinion is:
1) Strategic errors, like the obsession to reach the Caucasian area instead of take Moscow
2) insufficient development of the aerial weapon
What do you think about?

Dear Guripa, a good book about this argument is BERLIN, A VIDA O MUERTE, written by Miguel Ezquerra, a veteran of the Division Azul, that fought in Berlin. Another well written book is also I LEONI MORTI (Italian edition, but i think that there is an english edition) written by Saint-Paulien, a fasc...

A good book, easy to read. A not common story because Speer describes from a privileged point of view the meetings with the Führer. His brilliant career and the high esteem received from the Führer are fascinating. The author also explain the german situation of armaments and his development. Warmly...

Hello Nino, many thanks for book details

Hi, TRUC.
For more detailed informations about Sven Hassel, visit this site
http://www.svenhassel.net
Contain a list of Hassel's books, photo, etc.
Bye.
Happy new year!

I'd like to see a movie about Adolf Hitler, finally!! I understand that this is a difficult subject, but...
I hope to see it.
Ciao