Militär 05

MontanaBlack: Vom Junkie zum YouTuber. Die Autobiografie des erfolgreichsten deutschen Gaming-Streamers mit Millionenreichweite auf YouTube und Twitch

Autoren: Dennis Sand, Marcel Eris

Du kannst alles schaffen!

Autor: Markus Gaul

The Showman: Inside the Invasion That Shook the World and Made a Leader of Volodymyr Zelensky

Autor: Simon Shuster

Ich war das Mädchen aus Auschwitz: Eine der letzten Überlebenden des Holocaust erzählt ihre Geschichte - Der SPIEGEL-Bestseller mit einem Vorwort von Sir Ben Kingsley und einem 8-seitigen Bildteil

Autor: Tova Friedman
Hauptdarsteller: Malcolm Brabant
Übersetzer: Ulrike Strerath-Bolz

Face Workout- Forever Young: Gesichtskonturen straffen, Falten mildern, Doppelkinn loswerden! Gesichtsyoga-Übungen und inspirierende Tipps, um ... (Gesichtsyoga und bewusste Ernährung)

Autor: Sophie Liebelt

American Prometheus: The Triumph and Tragedy of J. Robert Oppenheimer

Autoren: Kai Bird, Martin J. Sherwin

Masters of the Air: How The Bomber Boys Broke Down the Nazi War Machine

Autor: Donald L. Miller

Luziwuzi: Das provokante Leben des Kaiserbruders Ludwig Viktor

Autor: Katrin Unterreiner

Was ich noch sagen wollte

Autor: Helmut Schmidt

Leadership & Strategy: Lessons From Alexander The Great

Leandro P. Martino

Spearhead: An American Tank Gunner, His Enemy, and a Collision of Lives in World War II

Adam Makos

Speer: Eine Biographie

Joachim Fest

Zum Krieger geboren: Mein Leben als Navy Seal

Charles »Chuck« Pfarrer

Moltke: Preußens Feldherr

Olaf Jessen

Jump Commander: In Combat with the 505th and 508th Parachute Infantry Regiments, 82nd Airborne Division in World War II

John Sparry, Mark Alexander

Col. Mark James Alexander was the only airborne officer to lead three different battalions into combat in World War I I, successively commanding the 2nd and 1st Battalions, 505 Parachute Infantry Regiment, and the 2nd Battalion, 508 P I R, of the 82nd Airborne Division. A legend in his own time, he fought in North Africa, Sicily, Italy, and France, and even after being seriously wounded in Normandy, insisted on playing a role in the Battle of the Bulge. Airborne Generals Gavin and Ridgway recognized Alexander's superior battle skills and were more than happy to use him to plug holes in the ranks. His reputation excelled among the rank and file, right down to the lowest private. He led from the front, pressing the attack while simultaneously looking out for his men. In Sicily, Alexander's battalion landed 25 miles from its drop zone, into a network of Italian pillboxes, upon which the Colonel personally directed fire, thence captured hundreds of prisoners. Dropped into the desperate inferno at Salerno, he refused to give ground against German counterattacks, forming his paratroopers against enemy efforts to push Allied forces back into the sea. At Normandy one seasoned lieutenant, John " Red Dog" Dolan, 505 P I R, called him "the finest battalion commander I ever served under", after Alexander had led the 1/505 for 10 days through the bloody battle for La Fire Bridge and Causeway.

Alexander's passion and truest talent was leading men in the field, and he insisted on sharing their risks. On one occasion in Normandy he and his runner (he went through several) were caught behind German lines and encountered a platoon of S S. Opening fire, the Colonel killed or wounded several and brought the rest in as prisoners. An 88mm shell finally got the best of him, shrapnel tearing through his lungs, and while the 82nd was engaged in the Bulge, Alexander was only allowed to run its base camps in France - despite his protests - as General Gavin noted that he was still coughing up blood.

This memoir is based on the transcription of hundreds of hours of recorded interviews made by Alexander's grandson, John Sparry, over a period of years late in his life. Providing valuable insight into the beloved commander who led three of the most storied battalions in the U S Army, Jump Commander also contains a wealth of new detail on 82nd Airborne operations, and casts insight on some of the most crucial battles in the E T O. This action-packed narrative may well be the last remaining memoir to be written in the voice of a major airborne officer of the Greatest Generation.

Field Marshal Albert Kesselring: The Life and Legacy of Nazi Germany's Most Popular Commander

Charles River Editors

" A soldier's first duty is to obey, otherwise you might as well do away with soldiering. " ( Kesselring)

Albert Kesselring holds a strange place in the history of World War I I. A commander in the Luftwaffe, he is remembered as much for the skill with which he oversaw the German armies as for his mastery of the air fleets. Called " Uncle Albert" by many of his men and " Smiling Albert" by the Allies, he was widely respected by men on both sides of the war and loved by many of his troops, yet he was responsible for massacres in occupied Italy for which he was condemned to death during the post-war trials. Ultimately, his sentence was commuted to one of life imprisonment, making him one of the few top Nazi leaders to pen memoirs after the war, but it goes without saying that Kesselring's time was marked by controversy.

Kesselring had the skills of a politician and a diplomat, as well as those of a soldier, which carried his career through both World War I and World War I I, and during the Second World War, he served in almost every theater of the fighting in Europe. He was undoubtedly a gifted commander, but one who served at a time when the German military was tainted with the evils of Nazism.

Who was Albert Kesselring, and what made this seemingly contradictory man tick? Field Marshal Albert Kesselring: The Life and Legacy of Nazi Germany's Most Popular Commander analyzes the life and career of the controversial military leader. You will learn about Kesselring like never before.

The Kaiser's Raider! Two Accounts of the S. M. S. Emden During the First World War by One of Its Officers: The Emden & the Ayesha Being the Advent

Hellmuth Von M. Cke, Hellmuth Von Mucke

Sea Stories: My Life in Special Operations

Admiral William H. McRaven

Thank You for My Service

Mat Best, Ross Patterson, Nils Parker

ArbG, Arbeitsgesetze, Aktuelle Gesetze

Autor: Aktuelle Gesetze