[b]Rating[/b]: 5 out of 5 stars Memoirs of A Holocaust Survivor is written by A. M. Fox, on behalf of her Polish Jewish husband Harry who survived incomprehensible horrors as a child (political!) prisoner at Czestochova, Buchenwald, Dora, Nordhausen and Hertzung. His father died at Nordhausen. Dozens of other family members died or were murdered except for Harry and his younger brother, Jona, and a cousin. After miraculously surviving the camps, the brothers were forced on a death march and taken to Theresienstadt Camp where they finally liberated. They and other "Boys" were taken to England where they were treated with care. Harry even met British royalty later! The author describes Harry's energetic childhood, school, his loving parents Jossel and Ruchel, and siblings. Though antisemitism always simmered, it worsened drastically one night when Nazis arrived and ordered everyone in their small community to leave in two hours or be shot. Their lives changed forever that day. First came.. Read more
NetGalley, Brenda Carleton

“The accounts offer a quick survey of service, number of tanks, armored vehicles, and AT guns destroyed, awards, and fates.” Read the full review [link=https://www.hmgs.org/blogpost/1779451/507557/BOOK-REVIEW-Panzer-Aces-of-the-Wehrmacht-and-the-Waffen-SS]here[/link]
Historical Miniatures Gaming Society

Plenty of diagrams from that survey are included. While a few of those old bunkers have been demolished since the war, many have not, and there are some great photos of many of them today, both inside and out. Once again, and especially with the extra detail that has been added since that original article, this is another of the modern series of Then & Now books from After the Battle which I think will be very popular, and which will also be handy to have with you if you plan to visit the area yourself. Read the full review [link=https://www.militarymodelscenenew.com/book-reviews-1/german-command-headquarters-in-the-west]here[/link]
Military Model Scene

"In From Norway to Burma, which covers the whole of the Second World War, Roger Holgate has skillfully woven the very different fighting experiences of the several battalions of the Kings Own Yorkshire Light Infantry that served." Book review by Johnathan Hunt, author of Hard Fighting.
Johnathan Hunt.

“…the book starts with WWI spying and sabotage in the US by German agents. After that comes the great 1930s spy rings and the 1940s spy and sabotage efforts. Enjoyed it!" Read the full review [link=https://www.hmgs.org/blogpost/1779451/507540/BOOK-REVIEW-Spying-for-Hitler-Nazis-Who-Infiltrated-America]here[/link]
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