WW2 German The Mascot Mark Kurzem Used Hardcover Reference Book

**WW2 German The Mascot Mark Kurzem Used Hardcover Reference Book** This hardcover reference book titled “The Mascot” by Mark Kurzem provides a detailed account of an unusual episode during World War II involving the German military. The book recounts the true story of Mark Kurzem, a young boy who was adopted as a mascot by a unit of the German army on the Eastern Front. Drawing upon personal testimony, historical records, and photographs, the text explores Kurzem’s experiences, the wartime context, and the broader themes of survival, identity, and the complexities of allegiance during the conflict. This volume is intended to serve as a resource for those interested in World War II history, particularly the human stories that emerged from the conflict. The used hardcover edition may show typical signs of handling and shelf wear. It is a suitable addition to collections focusing on twentieth-century military history, wartime memoirs, and Holocaust studies.  Total of 418 pages.