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Vermilion Leader · 06-12-2001, 06:50 AM

Best WW2 Novel (fiction) that I have read is "The Berkut" by Joseph Heywood. Out of Print and hard to find it deals with an SS officer's attempt to sumggle a very alive Adolph H. out of Germany and with the Soviet Special Operatives trying to stop him.

Best piece of WW2 Non-fiction I read is any of the books by Stephen Ambrose, Citizen Soldiers being the best I think.

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Vermilion Leader is Offline Member Posts: 41 Join Date: Jan 2002	06-12-2001, 06:50 AM Best WW2 Novel (fiction) that I have read is "The Berkut" by Joseph Heywood. Out of Print and hard to find it deals with an SS officer's attempt to sumggle a very alive Adolph H. out of Germany and with the Soviet Special Operatives trying to stop him. Best piece of WW2 Non-fiction I read is any of the books by Stephen Ambrose, Citizen Soldiers being the best I think.