WW2 German A Stranger to Myself Inhumanity of War Russia 1941-1944 Used Hardcover Reference Book

**WW2 German A Stranger to Myself Inhumanity of War Russia 1941-1944 Used Hardcover Reference Book** This reference book presents a first-hand account of the Eastern Front during World War II. “A Stranger to Myself: The Inhumanity of War: Russia, 1941–1944” compiles the diary and postwar writings of German soldier Willy Peter Reese, documenting his experiences with the German Army invading the Soviet Union. The text provides insight into military operations, daily hardships, and the psychological impact of warfare on individuals. This hardcover volume includes translated entries, editorial commentary, and relevant historical context, making it a valuable source for researchers and historians interested in the personal perspective of a soldier engaged in the conflict between Germany and the Soviet Union. The book’s structure emphasizes chronology, covering pivotal campaigns and the evolving conditions faced by troops from 1941 to 1944. This used copy serves as a factual reference for examining the realities of the Eastern Front during the Second World War.  Total of 176 pages.