WW2 German Berlin Dance of Death Helmut Altner Hardcover Reference Book

The “WW2 German Berlin Dance of Death Helmut Altner Hardcover Reference Book” is a factual account detailing the final days of World War II in Berlin, as experienced by Helmut Altner, a young German soldier. This hardcover volume serves as both a primary source and reference material for researchers and collectors interested in the military and civilian conditions during the collapse of Nazi Germany in 1945. The narrative includes firsthand observations of street-to-street fighting, the shifting morale among troops and civilians, and the broader context of the city’s encirclement by Soviet forces. The book provides insights into daily life, command breakdown, and the impact of the conflict on individuals in Berlin during this period. It is useful for historical study due to its detailed personal perspective and contemporaneous notes. This reference book is an important resource for those studying the social and military aspects of World War II’s final European battles.  Total of 248 pages.