Andrew McGregorBloody Rattenkrieg: 2 (Bloodied Wehrmacht)

I have read them all up till now well writtenAnd excellent read .

Great way to read and learn about the stark brutality of the war in the Eastern front.As good as Sven Hassel, do I need to say more.

I read the first book in this trilogy and just had to the purchase this and the following book.I could hardly put them down as I was absorbed by the story. Though the characters are fictitious you can't help but believe they are real as the description of the fight against the enemy troops and the weather seemed so real.I thoroughly enjoyed this book and did not stop going onto book 3.I so want these to continue Mr McGregor.

normal run od the mill war book. But seems well written

good book but gets lost on the cold stuff all the time.

Fiction based on fact, superbly put together. This second book in the Eastern Front trilogy is even better than the first and as an avid reader of non-fiction books on this subject I cannot fault it. The story of the small group of German and axis soldiers grips from the start and with the detailed descriptions of the weather. the cold and the groups hostile surroundings coupled with the desperate actions against the Russian soldiers make an excellent read, best fiction I have read on this subject.

Another great read. You are getting to know and like the characters.A very enjoyable read, making you want to read the conclusion of this trilogy.Once again i would recommend this book.

I recommend this book.

This is the second in a series of books about the battle of Stalingrad. The story continue to be told from predominantly the German front line soldiers’ perspective. The story is both grim and brutal in its telling. There is no glory here, only the grim reality of survival in a frigid environment with fighting going on in the filthy sewers beneath the city. Look forward to the next book.

The characters in this book are brought to life extremely vivid and human. It's a testament to soldiers every where that not every soldier was or is a blood thirsty murdering scumbag.

This book and the others in the series are at the top of my book list. I have read many books, it is what I enjoy. This ranks at the very top of many.

Took almost 2 books to develop some of the characters. Writing got better in this second book on the events following the Russian counter offensive north and south of Stalingrad in late 1942. The first book was almost difficult to read. I'll buy the third book shortly, just to see what happens to the main characters.

Real war from a soldiers perspective. These men were not Nazis, just German regulars fighting for survival in a place where no prisoners were taken. Our Russian allies were capable of extreme atrocities, not only against the hated Germans but civilians as well as their own men. A gripping and enlightening read.