MY LIFE - MARIA ERICH RAEDER

Discover the fascinating autobiography of Admiral Erich Raeder, one of the key commanders of the Kriegsmarine during World War II. His memoirs are not only an account of his life but also a valuable insight into the inner workings of the German Navy and the politics of that time. Learn the story of a man who had a huge impact on the fate of the naval war.

• Detailed account of the admiral's life
• Insight into the inner workings of the Kriegsmarine
• Description of the Battle of Jutland from the perspective of the chief of staff
• Story of his dismissal by Hitler
• Account of the trial before the Nuremberg Tribunal
• Description of his ten-year imprisonment

Erich Raeder (1876-1960) joined the navy in 1894, quickly rising to higher positions. During World War I, he served as chief of staff to Admiral von Hipper, actively participating in the Battle of Jutland. In the interwar period and during World War II, he commanded the Kriegsmarine until he was dismissed by Adolf Hitler in 1943. After the war, he was sentenced to life imprisonment by the Nuremberg Tribunal but was released after ten years.

The book "My Life" is not only an autobiography but also a valuable historical source that allows us to understand the complexity of the events related to World War II. Raeder describes his experiences, decisions, and relationships with other important figures of that time. His memoirs are a fascinating read for anyone interested in history and the military.

Historia PL publishing house presents this book in hardcover, which guarantees durability and an aesthetic appearance. The 150x40 mm format makes the book handy and easy to carry. The number of pages (547) testifies to the comprehensiveness and detail of Admiral Raeder's account. This is a must-have for every history lover.