Rating: 5 out of 5 stars

I recently had the pleasure of reading A German Soldier on the Eastern Front, and it was an enriching and informative experience. The author’s approach to the subject matter is both insightful and accessible, making complex ideas easy to understand without oversimplifying them. I found myself engaged from the very first chapter, eager to learn more and see how the concepts would unfold.

One of the aspects I appreciated most about this book was the depth of research and the clarity with which the information was presented. The author has done an excellent job of breaking down the key points and supporting them with real-world examples and data, which added a great deal of credibility to the arguments made. The book also offers practical takeaways that I found valuable and applicable to my own life.

In addition to the well-organized content, the themes explored in A German Soldier on the Eastern Front were thought-provoking and have given me a new perspective on the topic. The book encouraged me to reflect on my own views and practices, and I’m grateful for the opportunity to expand my understanding.

I will certainly be recommending this book to my friends, colleagues, and anyone interested in history. It’s a book that I believe will resonate with many readers, whether they are new to the topic or have a background in it. The insights offered are not only educational but also relevant to today’s world, making it a timely and important read.

I look forward to discussing this book with others and seeing the impact it has on them. It’s a book I’ll be returning to for reference and reflection, and I’m excited to explore more of the author’s work in the future.

NetGalley, Joseph Bruce

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Historical Miniatures Gaming Society, May2024

Rating: 5 out of 5 stars

This is a fast-paced, gripping account of the German invasion of the Soviet Union, related through the eyes of a German artillery officer on the Eastern Front in 1941. With the brutal Russian winter approaching, Lt. Hohberg finds himself out of supply while awaiting tank support for his unit on their advance to the Donets.
Well written and descriptive, an interesting perspective from Wehrmacht position.
Readers interested in WWII accounts will love this book! I certainly did!

NetGalley, Joseph P McNellis