Surgeon with the Kaiser's Army
- 176 pages
- 7 hours of reading
Rare first hand account of a German soldier and doctor who was attached to Von Richthofen's Circus. Describes action against the French (1914), Russians and British.
Stephen Kurt Westmann was a German physician who served on the Western Front during World War I. As a medical officer, he witnessed firsthand the horrors of aerial combat and the impact of tank attacks. After the war, he practiced medicine in Germany until the rise of Hitler, which prompted his emigration to Britain, where he lived out his days. His wartime experiences profoundly shaped his perspective on human suffering and the nature of conflict.

Rare first hand account of a German soldier and doctor who was attached to Von Richthofen's Circus. Describes action against the French (1914), Russians and British.