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In Deadly Combat
- A German Soldier's Memoir of the Eastern Front
- Narrateur(s): Paul Woodson
- Durée: 13 h et 59 min
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- Ben McLoughlin
- 2020-09-12
More of a historical account rather than a novel
In comparison to other books from the perspective of German soldiers I found this to read more as a factual description of historical events instead of a novel. For instance Guy Sajers the Forgotten soldier adds dialogue that makes the reader feel like they're in the moment and get to know different characters. This is more like "Then at 3:05am we fired 10 rounds on the enemy position" without much description of different soldiers he fought alongside. I enjoyed the description of the battle of Crimea and Courland pocket but it isn't my favourite book from the perspective of a German soldier.
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