German sniper on the Eastern Front. He has 257 Soviet soldiers' lives on his conscience.
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The author of this book has 257 lives of Soviet soldiers on his combat record. These are the memoirs of one of the best Scharfschütze (snipers) of the Wehrmacht. These are the cynical revelations of a ruthless professional about the horrifying cruelty of the war on the Eastern Front, where there was no place for chivalry or compassion. In July 1943, a young machine gunner, Josef Ollerberg, was wounded near Stavropol. In the hospital, he decided to experiment with a Russian sniper rifle that accidentally fell into his hands. After a few months, he returned to his regiment as a trained marksman and forever changed his military specialty. During the days when the Nazis had to continuously retreat under the blows of the Red Army, Ollerberg became one of the most successful German snipers. Cunning and ruthless, possessing inhuman endurance and an animal-like ability to navigate the battlefield, he survived the most terrible battles of the Eastern Front but paid a monstrous price for his survival, turning into a complete killer.
Author:
Author:Ollenberg Y.
Cover:
Cover:hardcover
Category:
- Category:Detective Books
Dimensions:
Dimensions:20.8x13.3x2.3 cm
Series:
Series:On the Frontline
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-00155-294-9
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