BETWEEN THE ODER AND THE ELBE. THE BATTLE FOR BERLIN 1945

Step into the heart of the dramatic events of the last days of World War II, closely following the struggles of soldiers on the Eastern Front. This book is not just a dry record of facts, but above all an attempt to understand what the battle for Berlin looked like from the perspective of an ordinary soldier. Travel back in time and feel the atmosphere of uncertainty, fear and determination that accompanied the participants of these events.

• Detailed analysis of the fighting on the Eastern Front
• Personal accounts of front-line soldiers
• Extremely difficult task of entering the chronological sequence of events
• Documents of Army Group Weichsel and its army
• Napoleon V Publishing House guarantees quality

The book "Between the Oder and the Elbe. The Battle for Berlin 1945" is the result of an in-depth analysis of the documents of Army Group Weichsel, which were recently returned by the United States to the Bundesarchiv-Militärarchiv in Freiburg. Thanks to this, the author was able to show the course of the fighting every day, weaving into the narrative the personal experiences of former front-line soldiers. The picture is complemented by published and unpublished memoirs and accounts of commanders of various levels.

Napoleon V Publishing House guarantees high editorial and substantive quality. The books of this publishing house are characterized by careful editing, attention to detail and rich illustrative content. Thanks to this, the reader receives a product that not only provides knowledge, but also aesthetic experiences.

The aim of this work is not to achieve absolute correctness, due to not always reliable sources. The author is aware that even combat diaries, especially those from the last phase of the war, were manipulated. Nevertheless, thanks to a wide range of sources, it was possible to create a picture of the fighting for Berlin that is close to historical truth. This book is a must-read for all lovers of World War II history.

The book has 454 pages, format 242x174 mm and a hardcover. It was published in 2015 by Napoleon V Publishing House. It is a must-have for every lover of World War II history, as well as for those who want to understand what the battle for Berlin looked like from the perspective of an ordinary soldier. Discover the behind-the-scenes of the battle for Berlin and discover unknown facts from the last days of the war!

Specification:

Pages: 454

Format: 242x174 mm

Year of publication: 2015

Binding: hardcover

Publisher: Napoleon V