A difficult combination of a useful war diary and a troublesome introduction. The diary covers the struggles of a Volkssturm unit
fighting in East Prussia, and rings true, but the introduction is
appalling biased, distorting the nature of the war, exaggerating Soviet
war crimes and ignoring the far worse German crimes. Worthwhile for
Just’s account of the last few months of the war and the heavy cost
paid by the Volkssturm for Hitler’s determination to fight to the last man, and his harsh criticism of the Nazi party and its leadership
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