New Book Review for my latest book "The 7th Guards Army from Kursk to Prague 1943-1945"

[Dann Falk]

Greetings all,

If you missed my post in the book section, I have an update about my second book "The 7th Guards Army from Kursk to Prague 1943-1945".

This is a book review from Stone & Stone (News and Info about WW II books). You can read the review using the link below.

http://books.stonebooks.com/reviews/220717/

Thanks

Dann Falk

[otlichnik]

Congratulations Dann.

Looks like a very interesting book. I intend to order it and your one of the 64th very soon.

Shawn

[Dann Falk]

Thank you otlichnik/Shawn

It took about six and a half years to produce both books and edit them. A major effort. So, for the first time English readers can follow the entire true story of a notable Soviet combined arms infantry army from its formation to the end of the war (1942-1945), at an operational level.

I must say that both books will give the reader a more realistic look/insight into the Russian side of the war. It's a good story.

Dann Falk

[Cult Icon]

Congrats Dann.


I have spent several hours reading this book. Really covers a vital area- about how a combined arms infantry army works, I heartedly recommend it.

The differences between the combined arms army and the Tank army was enormous.

[Dann Falk]

Glad you like it Cult Icon.

I wanted to show just what was going on behind the Soviet/Russian side of the front line. The reality is different from the common view. This is an in-depth view of a single Russian Army. My first book deals with the formation of the 64th Army and the battles in and around Stalingrad. Book #2 takes the now 7th Guards Army to the end of the war. In this way the reader can read and understand what occurred for a single Russian infantry army from 1942-1945. It is a good read and a good story.

I you like, please post a review on Amazon.com...

[Dann Falk]

Correction.

If you have read my second book and like it, please give it a good star rating and a nice review on Amazon. It will help with sales.

Thanks again.