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A copy is for sale on e-Bay right now.

Cheers, Jeff.

I just got lucky and picked up a pb copy of "Das Reich" for a coupla bucks. I never read any of Hastings work, but it sure sounds like I'm in for a treat. Has anyone read "Steel Inferno" by Michael Reynolds?

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"Hunters from the Sky" is another. It covers the whole war though. But a good bit is about the airborne drop on Crete. It has a lot of good stuff about the Fallschirmjager(sp). I will sell it to you if interested.

Cheers, Jeff.

It's about a Transylvanian Saxon's growing up and wartime adventures. He was a civillian Luftwaffe employee, then in a flak crew, then in the Waffen SS! A remarkable story. I am lucky enough to have a copy. I took over a year. Russ Schnieder quoted it in "Gotterdammerung 1945" and highly r...

da commisar,
if DeGrelle interests you, I suggest you find his book, "Campaign in Russia". I haven't been able to find a copy. But I am told it's worth the effort to find it.

Cheers, Jeff.

Jason is selling hardcover books for $130.00 US. An object is only worth what someone will pay for it. It's a great book. Well worth the money, if you can afford it and have an interest. Be advised that the initial price was something like 40 bucks 2 years ago. The price will only go up. Cheers, Jeff.

Go to leapinghorsemanbooks.com. That is his website. I have changed my mind. I am not selling my copy.

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Hello Sven,
thanks for your kind help. Have you ever read this book or heard of it? It's extremely interesting. Thanks again.

Cheers, Jeff.

This is from the book, "Goodbye, Transylvania." by Heinz Landau. In the book he said this is what Himmler said to him as he was giving him a death's head ring. "Hals und Beinbruch, Landau, machen Sie weiter. Heil Hitler." Can anyone tell me what this means?

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Russ Schneider has done a book on this subject. It's called,"Gotterdammerung 1945, Germany's last stand in the East." I highly reccomend it.
Private Simpson's reference to Halder, "Die, Bart, Die!"

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Tom, congrats on starting "Seige". As you can see, "Kordts" is my screen name. The book made a deep impression on me. "Gotterdammerung 1945" is non-fiction, but available. I highly reccomend it. The other two collections of short stories by Mr Schneider are impossible t...

For fiction, get anything by Russ Schneider. "War Without Garlands" is good. "Blood Red Snow" "Goodbye Transylvania" Anything by Paul Carrell, if you like overly optimistic stuff, but fast moving. "Soldat", there's more but I am sleepy now.

Cheers, Jeff.

I just got this one :D It's been on my wish list for over a year. It was referenced a bit by Russ Schneider in "Gotterdammerung 1945" I am reading it now. It was quite steep, so I will probably sell it when I am done with it. I am in the process of starting my own plumbing contracting busi...

Try "Stalingrad" by Theodore Pliever(sp). He was a German communist who defected before the war, I think. It is a great book, he really knew the average landser was usually a decent man in an insane predicament. The Russians don't come across as angels and the Germans aren't all nazis. Che...

Wiking,
your review of "Siege" was dead on. The flow did get bogged down a bit when Kordts inner workings were revealed in too much detail. I guess it worked though, because his death shocked me. I was moved enough to honor Mr. Schneider by stealing his character's name.
Cheers, Jeff.