This is purely my own opinion, Rata - 'Berlin:Then & Now' is indeed a most excellent book but then, most books produced by the team at 'After The Battle' are just that !

But Tony le Tissier's other books, while interesting and very readable, I'd hesitate to class as 'serious history' in the same way as, for instance, John Erickson - I'm not sure that they're 'in-depth' enough. But they contain interesting personal accounts.

IMHO his best book ( excepting 'B : T&N ' ) is the one he wrote about the final era at Spandau which is, of course, based on his own personal experiences.

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