Read the Tales of Bravery of Some of WWII’s Heroic Warriors in this 3 book box set
Hero is a word thrown around without much regard for its true meaning in this day and age, in this eBook you will discover stories of true heroes who will make you beam with pride and feel a true sense of what being a hero really means.
Within this box set you will find the diverse stories of the true heroes of World War II told in great detail by this passionate writer, marvel at their truly heroic acts told in stunning detail and find yourself routing for them as you walk in their shoes through their stories.
One of the true heroes of this book is American hero Joseph Beyrle, an inspirational paratrooper who was successfully dropped behind enemy lines numerous times during the war. Joseph's acts did not end with paratrooping however, you will find yourself engrossed as you hear how he also single handedly blew up a power station, got his British wings while on secondment with the RAF, mezermisingly got shot in the arm in a row over a sack of potatoes and twice escaped after capture from the German forces.
There is the story of a German soldier that earned one of the highest medals for combat action after fighting for over 50 days of close combat until he was injured and captured by the Soviets. Read about his war actions and the other honours that he earned. Find out if he survived the war or if he was lost forever in Soviet hands.
You will also find the exciting WW2 stories of the following people:
* Fazal Din
* The Mad Major
* Lt. Col. Charles G.W Anderson
* Fritz Cristen
* Daniel Inouye
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Comments From Other Readers
“I enjoyed Volume 1 of this series, so I was looking forward to reading the second installment. I was certainly not disappointed! Much like the first one, this is a top-notch collection of incredible acts of valor from the fighters of WWII. Any war or history buff would enjoy this book.” – Martha S. (Syracuse, USA)
“I was a little hesitant to buy this. Honestly, I was worried that it would be some type of a pro- Nazi book. From the start though, the author lets us know that his aim is not to glorify the Nazi’s but to give an equal telling. I can support that. History is very important and if we are going to understand it, we need to see both sides of the story. There is no glorification of the Nazi crimes but there is pleanty to see here. The stories really pulled be in and I almost forgot that I was reading about the enemy. I loved the casual academic style that this is written in and while the topic is risky, I think he handled it well. Great book!” - Shawna H (Virginia Beach, USA)
“These were definitely bigger men than I to have been able to do these things. I am continually amazed at the type of person that can serve their fellow men with military service, and especially when they carry out actions like the ones told of in this book.” – William D. (London, UK)
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