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Guderian, Heinz Gunther
From Normandy to the Ruhr: With the 116th Panzer Division in World War II
Bedford, PA: Aberjona Press, 2001

Translated from the German

Binding: Hardcover

Pages: xiv + 607

WHERE TO BUY IT

Top Ten Award Winner

See also other edition(s):
   Offsetdruck-Verlag, 1993

See also more books from:
   Heinz Gunther Guderian

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   Autumn campaigns in Northwest Europe, September - December 1944
   Battle of the Bulge, December 1944 - February 1945
   D-Day, 6 June 1944
   D-Day, 6 June 1944: German defenses
   Germany: Biographies and memoirs of soldiers and SS
   Germany: Unit histories of divisions
   Normandy campaign, June - August 1944
   Normandy campaign, June - August 1944: Biographies and memoirs
   Northwest Europe campaign, 1944-1945: Biographies and memoirs
   Northwest Europe campaign, 1944-1945: Ground unit histories
   Northwest Europe campaign, 1944-1945: Unit histories
   One-Hundred-Sixteenth Panzer Division
   Operation Market-Garden, September 1944

See also references to this book:
   Reference in news archive October 2001

Feedback from visitors

Feedback from Dan K on Thursday, 6 March 2003

Rates this book: 5 star

If you collect unit biographies then this is a must have. Written by a member of the unit since it was formed I found this book a joy to read.
It starts off with the units that were formed to make the 116th. Then the chapters go into where the unitfought and against who. It also mentions who commanded the units and their ultimate fate, whether killed, prisoner or transfered.
The last chapters of the book mention where the 116th Panzer Div ended up, with it's units fragmented all over WesternGermany and their ultimate fate too.
There are not too many photos, but the maps at the end of the book make following the history easy. The book is well researched to augment the authours memory. There is also a well spacing of quotes from diariesand radio records etc to make this one of the best books I have read in the last few months. No wonder it was in the top 10 for 2001.






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