Mit dem Panzerkorps "Großdeutschland" in Russland, Ungarn, Litauen und im Kampf um Ostpreußen

After the demolition of the last major German offensive in the East, the company Citadel, Karl-Heinz Rehfeldt, now promoted to corporal in the Division of Greater Germany, used with his comrades as a fire department at the foci of the Russian front. Commanded to reinforced IR (mot.) 1029 Greater Germany, he participates in the company Margarethe I in Hungary. Returning to his old unit, the grenade launcher, in May 1944, he experienced the heavy defensive battles in Romania and from August 1944 in East Prussia and Lithuania. He was brought from the Kessel of Memel in the transport by ship to Königsberg, he participates in the fighting in East Prussia in the winter of 1945 and in the boiler of Königsberg. Constantly exposed to the attacks of Russian bombers and bombers and severely wounded in the leg, he arrives with a horse-drawn vehicle from Balga to Rosenberg, from there by a ship to Pillau and by rail transport via ?winouj?cie to Schwerin in the hospital. On the run to the west, he gets on May 3, 1945 in American captivity and is released in July 1945 in the home.

Hardcover: 320 pages

Dimensions: 17.4 x 3 x 24.6 cm

Language: German