Gents,

recently I have been reading about the campaign in North West Europe. The battle for the Scheldt and Rhineland in particular. The books I have focus on the Allied effort. From strategic level down to company level.

I have nothing on these battles from a German perspective; Scheldt, Saar, Hurtgen, Rhineland, Ruhr and after that; the battle for Germany.

Can anyone give me some pointers as to books that deal with these subjects from a German perspective? I know that Guderian (the general's son) wrote a book on the 116th Panzer Div. which at least partly deals with this subject.

Anyone know of other books?

TIA

Stevin

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Thanks for that Reddog. This book has been on my wanted-list for a while now. I didn't realize it had much to do with the battles for the Rhineland and Germany. Rereading the description, it must, however.

Anybody any ideas?

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