The Way We Actually Were: Memories of a German Soldier World War II and Beyond

ISBN-10: 1932203605
ISBN-13: 9781932203608
Category: Veterans
Pages: 216
Language: English
Published: 2003
Publisher: WinPress Publishing
Author: Walter Auer

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