Russian diary of the Wehrmacht soldier. From Vistula to the Volga. 1941-1943
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During the Second World War, Kurt Khokhof, serving in the Armed Forces of Germany, has gone from an ordinary soldier to an officer. He took part in the actions of the Nazi army in the territories of Poland, France and the Soviet Union. The duties of the coherent Kurt Khokhof included the management of the fighting journal of his regiment, which helped him restore events, whose participant and witness he was. Possessing undoubted literary talent, a well -educated German describes in detail the brutal battles on the Dnieper, on the outskirts of the Don and near Stalingrad, the stubborn resistance of the Red Army. And about how he reflected on the future of Germany, how the sobering and understanding of the impending catastrophe came
Author:
Author:Khokhof K.
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Biographies & Memoirs
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Series:
Series: behind the front line. Memoirs
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