The German Way of War on the Eastern Front, 1943-1945

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Set against the backdrop of the Eastern Front in World War II, the narrative explores the pivotal events following Germany's defeat at Stalingrad in early 1943. It delves into the gradual retreat of German forces, the introduction of new military technologies, and the experiences of soldiers, generals, and civilians. The book examines logistical challenges, the civilian plight during the conflict, and the mass migration of Germans fleeing Soviet advances. Additionally, it highlights the roots of the Cold War that emerged from this brutal confrontation, shaping the geopolitical landscape until 1989.