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Hi all Does anyone who knew what happened to forum member Arminius Cherusker (Rudi W.)? I had been sending him Christmas & New Year greetings for many years and i used to received his reply but for Christmas 2020 i did not received any reply from him. I usually don't want to trouble him (as he is in...

Hi Dr. Luther, Thank you for sharing your upcoming book "The First Day of War on the Eastern Front. Germany Invades the Soviet Union, June 22, 1941". It sure looks interesting especially for students of Ostfront like myself as well as a couple of forum members. May I ask if your upcoming book had an...

Hi all, I just received this book a couple of weeks which is authored by Jens Pank Bjerregaard and Lars Larsen https://images-na.ssl-images-amazon.com/images/I/51Jsv8DPcCL._SX362_BO1,204,203,200_.jpg It is very similar to the other foreign volunteers photobook by Helion Publishing (Hitler's Swedes: ...

It is with sadness that the author of this memoir, Fernand Kaisergruber had passed away on 16th of March 2018. Fernand is probably the last veteran of the Legion Wallonie and one of the few survivors who managed to escape the Tcherkassy pocket in 1944. He is also the last living survivor of the Wall...

Has any forum members managed to get this seemingly interesting book? If yes, please share if it you think it is worth to get it.




Book's URL at Amazon

Thanks
PZM

Another one https://images-na.ssl-images-amazon.com/images/I/51DodC%2BjWgL._SX332_BO1,204,203,200_.jpg https://www.amazon.com/Tomb-Panzerwaffe-Defeat-Panzer-Hungary/dp/1912174545 https://images-na.ssl-images-amazon.com/images/I/51uYZmbEWlL._SX345_BO1,204,203,200_.jpg https://www.amazon.com/Odessa-19...

Hello Klaus, I will be looking for Statiev's work as well. By the way, do you have Aleksei Isaev's Dubno 1941? Is it worth to get it? At the moment the price in Amazon had been reduced so I was wondering it would be worth to get it At least no more of Glantz' churning out Ostfront books ala Kurowski...

I have Alexander Statiev's work on the Soviet counterinsurgency operations on the Russian western borderlands and it is a really good, free of those disguised Soviet propaganda as you typically found in the works of John Erickson, Gabriel Gorodetsky e.g. Statiev's work is very dry and heavy to read ...

It's great to see a new generation of Russian military historians professional works being translated to English for the global market. It's high time that more studies from the Russian side are coming to the light. There are still a huge ton of undiscovered archives in Russian Federation with regar...

Ostfront students & enthusiasts, Here are the upcoming 2018 books dealing with Eastern Front during WW2. (Klaus, I know you will be interested in this :)) https://images-na.ssl-images-amazon.com/images/I/51m3wgIdYhL._SX329_BO1,204,203,200_.jpg https://www.amazon.com/Wars-Summit-Mountains-Cambridge-H...

Though I rather read Glantz's books or works anytime over Richard J. Evans so-called magisterial history of the Third Reich at war

https://www.amazon.com/Tank-Battles-Pru ... 1912174065

There is a new generation of Russian military historians such Igor Nebolsin, Alexei Isaev, Valery Zamulin whose works are being translated to English that gave us new perspectives of the Eastern Front from Soviet archives. Even Antony Beevor knew that he was persona non grata in Russian archives whi...

Can Glantz focus his research on something else instead regurgitating again and again battles of Moscow, Rzhev, Kiev, Vyazma, Bryansk, Smolensk, Kharkov, Stalingrad, Leningrad, Kursk? Its been done to death with regards to these so-called huge battles in the Eastern Front Glantz's earlier work on So...

Hi all, I am looking for English-language books on Russian recon/scout troops in WW2 which I understand that they are the best among the best Russian/Soviet forces during WW2, after the Guards Divisions, Russian Marines and paratroopers. One could say the Russian recon/scout troops in WW2 were the p...