Focusing on the harrowing experiences of the U.S. Army's 24th Infantry Division during their 1944-45 deployment in the Philippines, the narrative captures intense battles across various islands, including Mindanao and Luzon. It vividly details the brutal realities of close-quarters combat while highlighting the courage and brotherhood among American soldiers. This account stands out as a significant portrayal of the Pacific War from the viewpoint of front-line infantrymen, blending graphic descriptions of warfare with themes of valor and camaraderie.
Jan Valtin Book order
December 17, 1905 – January 1, 1951
This author was known for his autobiographical work, which detailed his supposed life as a secret agent and his involvement in political intrigue. His writing was characterized by a raw honesty, aiming to expose the darker aspects of the political movements of his era. His most famous book, though later revealed as a literary hoax, generated significant controversy and fueled discussions about Soviet activities in Europe. He later turned to chronicling wartime experiences, further emphasizing his focus on human destinies amidst turbulent times.



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A gripping memior of political intrigue in Germany between the wars.