
As for the title, the original manuscript is simply "The Last Fortress: Breslau 1945". No Adolf anywhere - rightly as he's a very peripheral figure in the story...
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But for those an interesting addition to the collectionunless you're an absolute Ostfront nut
...are outstanding, on Arty some of the best reading you may get.....f.e. in PAR 19 the part on south eastern front in late 1942/early 1943 are...simply some of the best I reas so far!His volumes on the Hannover artillery
You can try Hinze cheaply via Casemate's paperback edition of To the Bitter End. The book is certainly worth the $16 or so that it costs online.panzermahn wrote:Guys
Thanks for the info on Hinze's book. I was planning to get some of the Hinze's book like With the Courage of Desperation but I certainly wouldn't want purely academic books written in a textbook style (reminds me of John Erickson's Road to Berlin which I had and did not even complete reading it)