German Accounts from the Dying Days of the Third Reich

Uncover the untold stories of German soldiers in WWII's dying days. For the first time in English, experience the war through the eyes of ordinary German soldiers. German Accounts from the Dying Days of the Third Reich presents authentic voices, revealing their bravery, ingenuity, and ultimate fear as Nazi Germany collapses. Witness their confusion and terror as they flee the Red Army, seeking refuge with the Americans. These firsthand accounts capture the desperation of soldiers on the Eastern Front, including stories of capture, escape from Siberia, and orders to execute Russian prisoners. Perfect for readers seeking World War II history, military history, and personal narratives from a unique perspective.

Christian Huber was born in Wasserburg am Inn, Germany, in 1964. He has worked journalist for twenty years and has published numerous accounts from the Second World War. He fulfilled his military service at the Luftwaffe Officers' School, leaving in the rank of Captain (Reserve). He is the publisher of a weekly newspaper for south-east Bavaria.