CoH2 Reading List

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28 Nov 2012, 17:11 PMMVGame

Can't read that's why I play computer games.

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Philistines!

Off to one of Arne's threads with you then.

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Any more for any more here please?

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Well there is the excellent war without Garlands by Robert Kershaw. Great book and rather gives a good idea of what exactly it was the Germans were getting into.

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Read through Stalingrad and Berlin by Beevor when I were a kid, great books. Haven't revisited them for 4-5 years though. Got a load of books, most in swedish though so they are pretty hard to find translations for (since they often are not direct) my favorite have always been "World war :A photographic history". A book I've probably looked through 10 or so times. Contains tonnes of picture and a simple go through of the war including of course the eastern front. If you want a quick go through of WW2 that is broad as opposed to specific, 300+ page books, I recommend it warmly.

http://www.amazon.com/World-War-II-Photographic-History/dp/1586630946

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i just noticed there is already this thread about reading im just posting what i posted before in a similar thread

just sharing some reading related to ww2 , if you have some too plz share .

The Rommel Papers

http://www.ebook3000.com/The-Rommel-Papers_72592.html

has very detailed information about his campaigns .

and
http://www.ebook3000.com/World-War-II-Winter-and-Mountain-Warfare-Tactics--Osprey-Elite-193-_191160.html

World War II Winter and Mountain Warfare Tactics (Osprey Elite 193)

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For someone like me, who doesn't particularly care about the fine details of how the different armies organized their units or what was the muzzle velocity of X, Y, and Z guns, Max Hastings is great. I especially liked "Nemesis" (which is also called "Retribution", depending on where you are).
I've been sort of ambivalently plodding through Harrison Salisbury's "The 900 Days: The Siege of Leningrad". I'm looking forward to reading Snyder's "Bloodlands". It's on my shelf, but I probably won't get around to starting it until June :/

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Even though its not reading, I hope I could fit a very good podcast here. Take a look at coh2.orgs newspost Dan Carlin - Ghosts of the ostfront to learn specifics.

Its great listening. Feels very personal with all the letters and notes, and also gives a good picture of what happened both on the battlefields and to the civilians around them.

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Inside the Third Reich by Albert Speer is one of my favorite books on World War II. Since he was Hitler's head architect and eventual economic minister, it provides a lot of in-depth detail about Germany's gradual decline, especially in terms of resources, without any of the bias I've seen in other works.

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i hv a list of pdf books that i found in the net related to ww2 and to warfare in general , its about 30 or 40 i think

i will post here all the books in win rar files , small parts for ez download .

today or tomorrow i will post here the links , cya around .