Book Review – Claus Neuber, Marching from Defeat (Barnsley: Pen & Sword, 2020)
Marching from Defeat: Surviving the Collapse of the German Army in the Soviet Union, 1944 is the personal narrative of German Army artillery Lieutenant Claus […]
Month: March 2022
Book Review – Herbert Maeger, Lost Honour, Betrayed Loyalty (London: Frontline, 2018)
Lost Honour, Betrayed Loyalty is the memoir of Herbert Maeger who fought with German forces during the Second World War. He initially joined the 1st […]
Episode 11 of Season One of the Combat Morale Podcast is out today (17.3.22).
Dr Linsey Robb, Associate Professor in Modern British History at the University of Northumbria, talks about the motivation of the British civilian worker in WW2.You […]
Book Review – Franz Frisch, Condemned to Live (Shippensburg, PA/USA: Burd Street, 2000)
Condemned to Live is the memoir of Franz Frisch during his service in the Wehrmacht during the Second World War. He served as a private […]
Episode 10 of Season One of the Combat Morale Podcast is out today (10.3.22).
Recent doctoral graduate Dr Drew Ryder talks about the motivation and morale of the British Army combatant fighting in in Korea, 1950-53. You can listen […]
Book Review – Solomon Perel, Europa Europa (Munich: Wilhelm Heyne Verlag, 1993)
This book is the memoir of Solomon Perel’s adventures during the Second World War. It is a well-known story and was told in the […]
Episode 9 of Season One of the Combat Morale Podcast is out today (3.3.22)
Historian, lawyer and author Andrea Hetherington talks about her recent book on British Army deserters on the British home front during WW1. You can listen […]