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His inflection, rhythm and accents really made me feel like Colonel von Luck was sitting down in the room with me and telling his story. It is a book anyone who would claim the mandate of leader of a country should read to better understand the human face of war and the young men whose lives are spent engaging in "politics by other means." For the narration - Bronson Pinchot did an excellent job of bringing this story to life. This book shows that all of these peoples - Russians, Germans, French, Brits, even the Americans - weren't just "others" but were men doing their best to follow the orders of the civilian leaders under difficult circumstances. von Luck makes nots of the Nazi propaganda machines efforts to make the German citizens see the Soviets as "sub-humans" at the time that Hitler broke his non-agression pact with Stalin and started the disastrous invasion of the Russian homeland. In war, governments seek to make their citizens see the enemy as something not human. von Luck also brings into this collection additional stories from his companions who got separated from him over the course of the war - of people he befriended in Paris during the time Germany initially occupied it, of subordinates captured by the Americans in North Africa and the time they spent in POW camps in the American Midwest, of the woman who was for a time his fiance before his capture and five year internment. While I did find the narrative bog down from time to time with the details of movements during some of the campaigns, what really makes this book a standout are von Luck's insights into how the German army viewed the war as well as the descriptions of encounters that he had with his enemies both as captor and prisoner. It is a view "from the trenches" and gives great insight into both the details of the battles von Luck fought in, and the thoughts and feelings of him and his men through the various stages of the war. It is an explanation of how men who were patriots of their country had that loyalty twisted and abused in Hitler's quest for world domination. It is not a defense of Hitler's Germany, nor an apology. This book is not a glorification or romanticization of war. It also gives his account of the five years he spent after the war in a Soviet POW camp and his eventual return to life as a civilian. These are the memoirs of Colonel Hans von Luck and in it he shares his experiences of his life as an officer in the German army leading up to and through World War II. It is a recollection of World War II that everyone should read. But, a good friend recommended it and I am most grateful that he did. This is not a book I would have normally found on my own. I hope you will enjoy this book as much as I did.Ī compelling look into WW2 from the "other" side And the reader of this book is one of the greatest and was the perfect one for this book, making you think it is Hans Von Luck, what a golden voice that, I found to be relaxing and southing. And I must say, I would love to have met this man because he was a man of honor and grate character even if he fought on the wrong side. Yes this book shows I think that there were good men pressed into a war that was not at heart and it’s so sad to realize and the way I see this mans story is that time and time again I think God saved this mans life because He knew his heart and that, it’s a must hear or read.
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And I think a favorite part of the book was when he was fighting in the desert of N Africa and he kinda made friends with this English regiment and agreed to stop fighting at tea time and would call each other to make trades and agreements, that just cracked me up. I never thought I would see the day when my heart would be captured with respect and admiration for a Nazi, who was not really a Nazi at heart but a German fulfilling his duties as a loyal military family member, who was a true gentleman in war. Being a great WWII junky and respecter of who I think of as the greatest generation who fought and having Dick Winters of the 101st as my favorite hero among others.
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