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Agree with Sniper. Very interesting book on one of the less glamorized divisions of the waffen-SS. Also good look at the Artic front war. I rank it as an important addition to my collection for a very reasonable price.

I just finished reading this after a long search. By the way, thanks to Kordts and Lexx for info to FINALLY be able to track a copy down at a half way decent cost, all things considered. I enjoyed the book very much, but one thing nags at me. Was it possible for him to have been so many different pl...

I was thinking of getting this book, but would like some feedback from the forum. I have had up and down satisfaction with books by Kurowski. Input from members who have had read this book or at least reviewed it would be greatly appreciated.

Just finished reading"Hot Motor, Cold Feet". I actually found it, to my surprise, more enjoyable a read that "Goodbye Transylvania" which I read just before. My question is,at the end of HMCF there is a note that JJF will be publishing the squeal "Eyes of the Division" ...

And the good news is, as Uncle Joe mentioned, Doug Nash has another book going to the printers very soon if I remember correctly. Defintely will be on my pre-order list! As for Hell's Gate, one of my most prized books in my collection.
Regards,
Wiking5th

Doug, that is indeed good news. I have been eagerly awaiting your new book since you told us about it here on the forum. I am sure it will be another great addition to my collection. I hope there will be some financial reward for your hard work.
Thanks,
Wiking5th

Just got my copy at long last. Price was about $20 more that I was hoping for, but at least I now have this long wanted adition to my collection. Started reading it last night. At 1:30 I decided I better stop since had to be up at 5:45. Was a little Xmas come early for me.
Wiking5th.

Tom, I could not agree more. I must have about 150 books on the WWII history alone that I have not read. This does not include other works of fiction and non-fiction. That does not stop me from eagerly looking for more books of interest to get. I figure that books are one thing that nobody can take ...

For just plain enjoyable reading, between these two books I would defintely go with Schneider hands down. Just my opinion with respect to those who differ.
Wiking5th

Saw one on a book engine for $200!! Could not believe it! Lexxx helped me out with a publisher name. I would consider $50 for this well spent!

Thanks for the review Sniper.
Regards,
Wiking5th

Pre-ordered my copy thru Amazon last night. eEagerly awaiting the printing.
Best Wishes for excellent reviews,
Wiking5th

This is strictly my opinion "Panzer Leader" - gives a good view of Panzer battles Guderian was involved in. The real difference is the broader view he is able to offer after his appointment as Inspector General. "Panzer Battles" is excellent for the detail discription of the part...

Helmut, my introduction to WWII Geman history was somewhat similar. John Toland's "Battle of the Bulge" when I was 10 got me started with my first adult level war book. Folks got me Cornelius Ryan's "Last Battle" that year for Christmas. Next was "Panzer Leader." Back t...

Henrich Boll?? Not run across his name before. Can someone give me a run down on him and his writings?
Thanks,
Wiking5th

Lexx, first, my apologizies for misspelling your name in my last post. Typing and proofing are not two of my strong points as you can tell. I have contacted the publisher about "Goodbye Transylvania" and am anxiously awaiting their reply. I almost made the same mistake on "The Torture...