Als Sanitätsoffizier im Rußlandfeldzug - Teil 2
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START-SO-2
START-SO-2
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Luftfahrtverlag
Luftfahrtverlag
As a medical officer in the Russian campaign
With the 3rd Panzer Division to the gates of Moscow
PART 2
The two volumes of the book "As a medical officer in the Russian campaign" are a new edition of the work, which was published in a book in the first edition, and has been greatly expanded in terms of images and text. So these are two halves of the same book. In the volumes of the new edition, considerable material has been added. Part 1, which has the same cover picture as the first edition, looks completely different in content than the first edition. The same applies to part 2.
How did the soldiers of the Wehrmacht actually experience the attack on the Soviet Union and the subsequent fighting. Hardly any book on the subject of the Russian campaign gives an honest answer. This two-volume work provides a real look at the events. The unabridged diary entries of resident Dr. Türk from 1941, supplemented by documentary subtexts, 40 colored maps and a large number of color slides taken by him, represent a unique documentation was noticed by many soldiers of the Wehrmacht.
Participate in the attack at Brest-Litovsk, experience heavy fighting on the Berezina and Dnieper, march the division south to close the Kyiv pocket, and then prepare to attack Moscow. The advance to Orel follows, snowfall and frost set in. You stand with the soldiers in the icy trenches outside Tula and witness house-to-house fighting in the mining town of Bolokhovka.
The haunting diary entries of Dr. You can't evade Turk. They do not spare the reader, but give extraordinary insights and let the reader feel the events of that time.
You can read here what fathers and grandfathers experienced in the Russian campaign but never told them at home. The book will hopefully stimulate those who were born later, who were spared this inferno, to think, because the bulk of the front-line soldiers in Russia did not go into this fight voluntarily.
252 color photos and 266 black and white photos, most of them by Dr. Turk recorded during the advance, let you feel the events up close. Never before has such a number of unpublished color photos of the Russian campaign been shown in one work.
Format: 24 x 28.5 cm - large format
Pages: 304
Weight: 2kg
Photos: 227 photos, 117 of them in color
Maps: 26 colored maps
German/English language
With the 3rd Panzer Division to the gates of Moscow
PART 2
The two volumes of the book "As a medical officer in the Russian campaign" are a new edition of the work, which was published in a book in the first edition, and has been greatly expanded in terms of images and text. So these are two halves of the same book. In the volumes of the new edition, considerable material has been added. Part 1, which has the same cover picture as the first edition, looks completely different in content than the first edition. The same applies to part 2.
How did the soldiers of the Wehrmacht actually experience the attack on the Soviet Union and the subsequent fighting. Hardly any book on the subject of the Russian campaign gives an honest answer. This two-volume work provides a real look at the events. The unabridged diary entries of resident Dr. Türk from 1941, supplemented by documentary subtexts, 40 colored maps and a large number of color slides taken by him, represent a unique documentation was noticed by many soldiers of the Wehrmacht.
Participate in the attack at Brest-Litovsk, experience heavy fighting on the Berezina and Dnieper, march the division south to close the Kyiv pocket, and then prepare to attack Moscow. The advance to Orel follows, snowfall and frost set in. You stand with the soldiers in the icy trenches outside Tula and witness house-to-house fighting in the mining town of Bolokhovka.
The haunting diary entries of Dr. You can't evade Turk. They do not spare the reader, but give extraordinary insights and let the reader feel the events of that time.
You can read here what fathers and grandfathers experienced in the Russian campaign but never told them at home. The book will hopefully stimulate those who were born later, who were spared this inferno, to think, because the bulk of the front-line soldiers in Russia did not go into this fight voluntarily.
252 color photos and 266 black and white photos, most of them by Dr. Turk recorded during the advance, let you feel the events up close. Never before has such a number of unpublished color photos of the Russian campaign been shown in one work.
Format: 24 x 28.5 cm - large format
Pages: 304
Weight: 2kg
Photos: 227 photos, 117 of them in color
Maps: 26 colored maps
German/English language
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