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History - World War II
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1 author picked Hitler Moves East 1941-1943 as one of their favorite books. Why do they recommend it?
This is required reading to understand the Russo-German War.
This two-volume masterpiece was written by Paul Schmidt, who was actually Hitlerâs Press Secretary during the war. Schmidt used the nom de plume of âPaul Carrellâ, and although one would, at first glance, imagine that this author might write a biased and pro-Nazi apologetic study, that could not be further from the truth.
Carrell/Schmidt actually wrote a very truthful account of the war, pulling no punches and even criticizing Hitlerâs leadership and his ideology throughout the study.
Carrell/Schmidt also happens to be an eloquent storyteller. He is the type of authorâŠ
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