The Horror of Stalingrad: Revelations of Paulus"s Aide
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On January 31, 1943, Hitler produced the commander of the 6th Army Friedrich Paulus in Field Marshal General. However, Paulus told his close associates that this is an invitation to suicide, but I will not bring them such pleasure. On the same day, his army surrendered, and Paulus himself surrendered to the soldiers of the Red Army ...
All this happened in front of the author of this book, who was not a simple Wehrmacht officer who did not see anything further than his front section, but a high -ranking headquarters and adjutant of Paulus himself. Colonel Wilhelm Adam (1893-1978) was in the very center of the battle for Stalingrad, was aware of all plans and decisions, took part in key events, observing the agony of the 6th Army from the inside-and was extremely frankly told about all this, as well as about the crushing The defeat, from which the Third Reich could not recover, in his famous memoirs
All this happened in front of the author of this book, who was not a simple Wehrmacht officer who did not see anything further than his front section, but a high -ranking headquarters and adjutant of Paulus himself. Colonel Wilhelm Adam (1893-1978) was in the very center of the battle for Stalingrad, was aware of all plans and decisions, took part in key events, observing the agony of the 6th Army from the inside-and was extremely frankly told about all this, as well as about the crushing The defeat, from which the Third Reich could not recover, in his famous memoirs
Author:
Author:Wilhelm Adam
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Biographies & Memoirs
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:printing
Age restrictions:
Age restrictions:16+
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-9955-1154-0
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