books: storm front ... (1943-1945 invasion flanders)

books: storm front ...

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Red Storm On The Reich: The Soviet March On Germany, 1945

11 reviews
Christopher Duffy

Da Capo Press, 1993

An indispensable account of the Eastern Front battles
This is a fine and well known book about the operations in the Eastern Front in 1945 which usually remain at the sidelines of World War II histories. The author is a renowned military writer and a specialist on Frederick the Great's campaigns, a fact that served him well in his attempt to recount the terrible and fast-paced battles of the closing months of World War II in the East. The account is ...

Wizard for Hire (Storm Front / Fool Moon / Grave Peril)

3 reviews
Jim Butcher

SFBC, 2005

Excellent series
This is a special edition omnibus of the first three books of the Dresden files--available only from the Science Fiction Book Club or second hand.

The Storm of Steel: From the Diary of a German Stormtroop Officer on the Western Front

63 reviews
Ernst Junger

Howard Fertig, 1996

World War I -- From The Trenches As It Was
For most people who only know World War I from their high school days when they did a book review on "All Quiet On The Western Front" this book is required reading. Against the spate of anti-war books by those who saw limited service and little combat, Ernst Juenger's book is truly authentic. He fought for his nation to win, and it was not until the Ludendorf offensive that he participated in ...

Storm Front (The Dresden Files, Book 1)

286 reviews
Jim Butcher

Roc, 2000

storm front review
I was recomended this book on goodreads and Im very happy that I read this book! I now have a new favorite series I was totally engrossed from the 1st page I read it in one sitting loved it!I highly recommend this book to fantasy/horror/thriller readers it has a little of everything! If you like wizards and alot of action with a humorus twist then pick up the 1st in the Dresden Files series and ...

Red Storm over the Balkans: The Failed Soviet Invasion of Romania, Spring 1944 (Modern War Studies)

7 reviews
David M. Glantz

University Press of Kansas, 2006

Puts It Together Nicely
Glantz was not well-served by his editors here; they chose the provocative title and Glantz throughout maintains this as some sort of 'lost' campaign that 'he found'. As the prior reviewer from Vienna stated, it's not so 'lost'. Targul-Frumos has been the subject of lectures and papers at US military academies and in technical journals from both sides since the late 1940's. So Glantz does ...

The Dresden Files: Welcome to the Jungle

9 reviews
Jim Butcher, Ardian Syaf

Del Rey/Dabel Brothers, 2008

Finally!
As someone who watched the so called "Dresden Files" to the bitter end, not that the start was any fun, I can say this book will help wash out the memories of the submissive, metrosexual(?) Harry Dresden. Don't ask me about Bob because I'm still confused. This is the real "Harry from the books", the guy who takes a licking and keeps on ticking. The guy whose character has developed from the ...

SS Steel Storm : Waffen-SS Panzer Battles on the Eastern Front 1943-1945

9 reviews
Tim Ripley

Zenith Press, 2000

Makes me want to hop in a "tiger" and blow up stuff!!!
This book offers great details and info on the battles of the ss in the east. Great pictures and presentation go along with the great info......not a bad price either

A Storm in Flanders: The Ypres Salient, 1914-1918: Tragedy and Triumph on the Western Front

41 reviews
Winston Groom

Grove Press, 2003

Superb
I was surprised how much I enjoyed this book. An excellent read for anyone interested in WW1. No point in saying more. Read it.

Storm Front

3 reviews
Belle Reilly

Renaissance Alliance Publishin, 2001

Excellent and Topical
Catherine Phillips has agreed to give up piloting planes in order to head up her company's security division. Unfortunately, she no sooner has her staff in place than the airline is targeted by a terrorist organization. The description of the head of the terrorists and how he functions doesn't even thinly disguise the fact that Reilly has Osama Bin Laden in mind. Phillips has to find a way to ...

Storm Front

1 review
B. C. Cross

Pinnacle, 1992

And I'd give it zero stars if I could
This book is so bad it's funny. It is the ONLY book I've ever quit on not because it was boring or because it wasn't going anywhere, but because the author kept coming up with the most ridiculous things to advance the plot. Here's an example right from the beginning of the book: the heroine is out swimming and finds the body of a woman in the surf. The body has been in the water for ten days ...

The Dresden Files 1-6: Storm Front; Fool Moon; Grave Peril; Summer Knight; Death Masks; Blood Rites
Jim Butcher

Roc, 2008

The Dresden Files is a series of fantasy/mystery novels, each told from the point of view of fictional wizard Harry Dresden as he retells investigations into supernatural disturbances in modern-day Chicago.