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Jürgen Thorwald

    October 26, 1915 – April 4, 2006

    Jürgen Thorwald was a German author renowned for his meticulous historical narratives. His works delved deeply into the history of forensic medicine and the events of World War II. Thorwald's distinctive approach involved thorough factual research combined with engaging storytelling, offering readers profound insights into pivotal historical moments.

    Jürgen Thorwald
    Das Jahrhundert der Detektive. Weg und Abenteuer der Kriminalistik.
    Das Weltreich der Chirurgen
    Es begann an der Weichsel
    Die Entlassung
    Das Jahrhundert der Chirurgen
    Defeat in the East
    • 1980

      It was the beginning of the end --- the final collapse of Hitler's glorious dreams. Forbidden to surrender by their Fuehrer, forced to fight without supplies, without ammunition, the once invincible Wehrmacht was defeated by the fierce, grinding attack of 200 crack Red Army divisions. In that terrible winter of retreat [1944-1945], humiliation and revenge, the Germans encountered the "barbarian horde" they had always feared. Russian soldiers, eager for victory, and with old debts to pay, were on German soil, raping, burning and slaughtering in their final devastating drive to Berlin. Originally Published as 'Flight in the Winter.' Edited and Translated by Fred Wieck.

      Defeat in the East