“Berlin, April 22, 1945. That afternoon, with the Soviet front lines just a few miles away, the Führer held a final conference with his most senior generals. It would be the last time many would see Hitler alive. The news… — Alex Kershaw Copy Share Image
“Like his other books, Kershaw has written a rousing tale of little-known heroes . . . The Few marks Kershaw as a master storyteller." — Booklist” — Alex Kershaw Copy Share Image
“Here we are, a quarter of a century later,” declared Clark, “with the same Allies as before, fighting the same mad dogs that were… — Alex Kershaw Copy Share Image
“The content of your character is your choice. Day by day, what you choose, what you think, what you do—is who you become. Your… — Alex Kershaw Copy Share Image
“Indeed, good leaders were often good actors, able to convince their men if not themselves that they would somehow prevail.” — Alex Kershaw Copy Share Image
“Berlin, April 22, 1945. That afternoon, with the Soviet front lines just a few miles away, the Führer held a final conference with his… — Alex Kershaw Copy Share Image
“Bavaria, May 8, 1945. While civilians embraced...and took to the streets around the globe...many infantrymen in Europe, brutalized and broken, sat alone with their… — Alex Kershaw Copy Share Image
