Jungvolk: The Story Of A Boy Defending Hitler'S Third Reich

Jungvolk: The Story Of A Boy Defending Hitler'S Third Reich

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This Is The Wartime Memoir Of A Boy Named Will, Who Happened To Be The Nephew Of The Head Of Nazi Germanys Intelligence Agency, Foreign Armies East. After Reading This Book, The Reader Will Wonder Who Had The Most Exciting Time During World War Ii.Will Gehlens Father, A Trolley Driver, Was Drafted Into The Wehrmacht To Man A Sturmgeschutz Assault Gun In Russia. His Older Brother, Len, Was Enlisted In The Hitlerjugend. The Author, Only 10 Years Old When The War Began, Became A Helper At The Local Luftwaffe Flak Battery, Fetching Ammunition. It Was Exciting Work For Will (A Member Of The Jungvolk) And By The End Of The War He Had Become Expert At Judging Attacks. As Fighter Raids Increased In Frequency He Noted That The Pilots Became Less Skilled.Aside From Aircraft Kills, Gehlen Had Other Adventures During The War, As When His Mother Dragged Him To Visit His Aunt In Luxembourg In 1944. Crossing The Lines They Found No Aunt But Met American Troops, And Were Surprised When The German Army Launched An Offensive, Overrunning The Village And Forcing Us Soldiers To Retreat With Casualties. Making Their Way Back To Germany Was Even More Perilous, Until They Discovered The Most Secure Vehicles Were Mail Trucks. No One, Not Even The Ss, Tried To Interfere With Their Progress.Gehlens Town Was Repeatedly Bombed And He Often Had To Help With The Wreckage Or To Pull Survivors From Basements. He Witnessed More Death Than A Child Ever Should; Nevertheless, His Flak Battery Continued Firing Until Us Tanks Were Almost On Top Of The Position.In This Book Gehlen, Provides An Intimate Glimpse Of The Chaos, Horror And Black Humor Of Life Just Behind The Front Lines. As Seen Through The Eyes Of A Child, Who Was Expert In Aircraft Identification And Bomb Weights, Foodrationing And Tank Types, One Encounters A View Of Life Inside Hitlers Wartime Reich That Is Both Fascinating And Rare.Table Of Contentsprefacechapter 1 Home, Family & Herr Meyerchapter 2 Everyone Workschapter 3 Bombings & 88Schapter 4 88S In Actionchapter 5 Dads Home Visitchapter 6 On To Englandchapter 7 Dads Assignmentchapter 8 Krefeldchapter 9 Jungvolk Build A Bunkerchapter 10 Giantchapter 11 Runner For The Quadschapter 12 The Attacker Becomes The Attackedchapter 13 The Storkchapter 14 New Weapons, New Hopechapter 15 A Journey & The Americanschapter 16 Saint Nicholas Day, 1944Chapter 17 A Christmas Storychapter 18 Our Last Bulletchapter 19 The End Of The War For Uschapter 20 Ve Day & Dads Homecomingepilogue

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  • Q: How many pages does the book have? A: This book has three hundred twenty pages. It provides a detailed account of a boy's experiences during World War II.
  • Q: What is the binding type of the book? A: The binding type is hardcover. This ensures durability and a premium feel for readers.
  • Q: Who is the author of this book? A: The author is Wilhelm R. Gehlen. He offers a unique perspective as a child during wartime.
  • Q: What age group is this book suitable for? A: This book is suitable for older teens and adults. It contains themes related to war that may not be appropriate for younger readers.
  • Q: What genre does this book belong to? A: This book is a historical memoir. It recounts personal experiences during World War II from a child's viewpoint.
  • Q: Is this book suitable for educational purposes? A: Yes, this book is suitable for educational purposes. It provides insights into the historical context of World War II.
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  • Q: Does the book contain any graphic content? A: Yes, the book contains graphic content related to war. Readers should be aware of its mature themes.
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