After Stalingrad: Seven Years as a Soviet Prisoner of War
This WWII memoir of a Nazi infantryman captured at Stalingrad offers a rare firsthand account of life inside Soviet POW camps.
The Battle of Stalingrad has been studied and recalled in exhaustive detai…
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