Dear Gibson: The books I know of that talk about the Seelowe Heights battles are: In the Time-Life series on ww2, the one called: Battle for Berlin. This has some very interesting info on the battles.

Then there is a book by James Lucas called: The Last Days of the Third Reich: The collapse of Nazi Germany, May 1945. This is the one I took some of the info I posted on the Seelowe Heights battles.

Im not sure but there might have been a Gebirgsjager unit fighting there, there were some nearby that were fighting in the Czech mountains for sure and this book even elaborates on those battles too. Its been a pretty good book to read. You can get one at Barnes and Nobles bookstore for about: $10.00.

There is another book(its an old one) but its got great info on the fighting at the Heights and in Berlin. Forgive me if im wrong but I think the title is: The Last Days of Berlin and its by Corneiluos Ryan (Spelling?) the auther who also wrote: "A Bridge Too Far".

In Ryans book, you have actual interviews with the Commanding generals like Gotthart Heinrici and I think Wieldling. Plus many others. This book almost seems ias if Heinrici wrote it himself.

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