Books published by members

[mars]

Here is one book I am going to buy
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/de ... R&v=glance

[Leo Niehorster]

Just sent the manuscript for
   German World War II Organizational Series Vol. 3/V
   22 June 1941 – Military Government, Security, and Provost Marshal Forces; Prisoner-of-War Administration
to the publishers.

For further info, please see:
   German World War II Organizational Series

The next two volumes dealing with the Army's infantry, light, mountain, airlanding, and cavalry divisions are nearing completion.

Cheers
Leo

[Semenov]

Ponomarenko R., Zalessky K., Semenov K.
Waffen-SS: nonclassified.

[Barrett]

Simon & Schuster has just released my study of all allied air ops over Japan. Whirlwind covers AAF, USN, USMC, and Royal Navy operations over the home islands in 1944-45. Now listed on Amazon.com:

http://www.amazon.com/Whirlwind-Air-Aga ... t_ep_dpt_2

[rebecca cantrell]

Hi all,

My novel, A TRACE OF SMOKE, follows crime reporter heroine Hannah Vogel on an insider's tour of 1931 Berlin, as she desperately searches for her brother's killer ... a trail that leads through the city's darkest secrets to the top ranks of the rising Nazi party.

The paperback is out and to celebrate I am giving them away. I'd like to give away two copies (names randomly drawn from the cloche hat I bought at, of all places, Target). To get your name into the hat, please sign up for my mailing list at:
http://rebeccacantrell.com/about/join-my-mailing-list/

I'm doing a couple of giveaways, so please enter AX as your middle name in the form so I can keep you straight.

Thanks, and happy reading!

Aloha,
Rebecca Cantrell - www.rebeccacantrell.com
"A Trace of Smoke"
Forge Books May 2009

[jbaum]

The 1943 Reibert manual is now fully translated to English and available at http://www.GermanManuals.com

[Dieter Zinke]

Only as a matter of form I should like to point out that

"Die Generale der Waffen-SS und der Polizei", volume 4
("Podzun - Schimana")

by Andreas Schulz and Dieter Zinke
has been published, see
http://forum.axishistory.com/viewtopic. ... 9&t=159877

Andreas Schulz & Dieter Zinke

[parsig]

Good day all,

I would like to take this opportunity and introduce to everyone my new book, Rampant Lion , chronicling the life of Eduard Ritter von Schleich, the WWI flying ace. It has taken some five years to get to this point, and I have to say that I am quite excited about the finished product! At this point I would like to describe the book in detail, in order to let all of you all know what has been included between the covers





Hello


Is this still available Darren?

[Prit]

My book, Battleground Prussia, was published last week in UK, and will be released in USA next week.

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Battleground-Pr ... 824&sr=8-1

http://www.amazon.com/Battleground-Prus ... 217&sr=8-1

A lot of material had to be excised from the 'final' draft to make it small enough for publication, and I have placed some of this removed material on my website, http://www.buttar.org.uk

Prit

[Kunikov]

My book, Battleground Prussia, was published last week in UK, and will be released in USA next week.

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Battleground-Pr ... 824&sr=8-1

http://www.amazon.com/Battleground-Prus ... 217&sr=8-1

A lot of material had to be excised from the 'final' draft to make it small enough for publication, and I have placed some of this removed material on my website, http://www.buttar.org.uk

Prit

I've been thinking of purchasing this book, did not know it was yours. I'm guessing it's mainly from the German POV?

[Prit]

Kunikov, I think it's fair to say that the balance lies with the German point of view, but it is not exclusively so. Where I had access to Soviet sources, I used them.

Prit

[Kunikov]

Kunikov, I think it's fair to say that the balance lies with the German point of view, but it is not exclusively so. Where I had access to Soviet sources, I used them.

Prit

Can you give me an impression of the types of sources you've used for the Soviet side? Soviet/post Soviet? "Official", memoirs, monographs?

[Prit]

Soviet era - the memoirs of the 'usual suspects', Rokossovsky, Batov etc. Also Zavalyov's account of the drive to the Baltic.

Post-Soviet era - Kobylyanskiy's book 'From Stalingrad to Pillau', and some of the sources quoted by Merridale in 'Ivan's war'.

[Kunikov]

Soviet era - the memoirs of the 'usual suspects', Rokossovsky, Batov etc. Also Zavalyov's account of the drive to the Baltic.

Post-Soviet era - Kobylyanskiy's book 'From Stalingrad to Pillau', and some of the sources quoted by Merridale in 'Ivan's war'.

Thanks, I'll probably try to get it at some point (won't be out in the states for another 2 days).

[wzap]

Check out the trailer for my new book. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z1ugqt3lVmc