WW2 German Massacre at Malmedy Charles Whiting New Softcover Reference Book

**WW2 German Massacre at Malmedy Charles Whiting New Softcover Reference Book** This reference book, authored by Charles Whiting, provides a detailed account of the Malmedy Massacre during World War II. The event took place in December 1944, amidst the Battle of the Bulge, when troops from the German SS executed over 80 American prisoners of war near Malmedy, Belgium. Whiting’s work examines the circumstances leading up to the massacre, the key individuals involved, and the subsequent military and legal responses. The book includes analysis of primary source material, including witness testimonies and military reports, to present a comprehensive narrative. It also discusses the broader context of the Western Front and the significance of the incident within the wider conflict. Presented in a softcover format, this new reference book is suitable for researchers, collectors, and students interested in military history, specifically World War II atrocities and their impact on postwar war crime prosecutions.  Total of 256 pages.