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The Retreat: Hitler’s First Defeat By Michael Jones. 352 pp. Thomas Dunne Books, December 2010. $27.99. Even before the Wehrmacht retreated from Moscow, it retreated from civilized behavior: its soldiers and officers launched an orgy of barbarism. These were not just aberrant über Nazis, fanatically enforcing Hitler’s mad racial theories; murderous, brutish actions against Russian …
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Fire for Effect: Degrees of Separation within the Axis PowersHistorian Rob Citino explains how Hitler hoped his military strategy in Russia would impress and inspire the Japanese to help them fight against the Soviets
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The post April 2017 Table of Contents appeared first on Hist… Read MoreLetters from Readers- Vietnam April 2015Honor Thy Father I could not put the December 2014issue down while reading “Descent into the DMZ.” John J. Galluzzo made me feel as if I had known his father, Robert Francis … Read MoreInterview: Jan ScruggsJAN SCRUGGS volunteered for service in Vietnam and suffered shrapnel wounds over much of his body when his unit was ambushed in May 1969. After the war, while studying for a gradua… Read MoreIntel- Vietnam magazine April 2015Education Center at Wall Faces Funding Hurdles Jan Scruggs, the force behind the creation of the Vietnam Veterans Memorial in 1982, is now leading the charge for construction of a … Read More
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