With Paulus at Stalingrad 1st Edition by Wilhelm Adam, Otto Ruhle, Tony Le Tissier ISBN 1473898986 9781473898981

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ISBN 10: 1473898986
ISBN 13: 9781473898981
Author: Wilhelm Adam, Otto Ruhle, Tony Le Tissier

With Paulus at Stalingrad 1st Edition Table of contents:

Chapter 1: Marching to the Volga

The death of the Field Marshal

Paulus, the new commander of the 6th Army

By jeep to the subordinate corps

Has Timoshenko lost steam?

A horrible experience in Belgorod

A depressed atmosphere back home

A call on General Keitel while on leave

A sergeant turns back a Soviet prisoner

Propaganda Leader Fritzsche

Hitler’s attack aims for

Spring attack on Charkov

Fritsche gets a reprimand

Schmidt, the 6th Army’s new chief of staff

The army needs replacements

Conference with Hitler in Poltava

Major Reichel shot down with the operation plans

Field Marshal von Bock has to go

The summer offensive begins

Deeper into the big Don Bend

Replacements and supplies give concern

The disastrous Order no. 45

Scientific work in a Steppe village

A bad atmosphere at Kamenski

High-ranking visitors

The armies of the Allies

The battle at Kalatch

Growing losses and sinking morale

Disappointment at Vinniza

Thrust over the Don

Chapter 2: The Shattered Attack on the City

Ready positions on the west bank of the Don

The 76th Infantry Division before the attack

The Don crossing is made

The ‘Land Bridge’ between the Don and the Volga

General von Wietersheim is relieved

The attack remains stuck

Once more at Führer headquarters

In stormy weather with the commander-in-chief

An officer cadet school behind the front

The ‘Commandant of Stalingrad’

‘Registering Commandos’ and ‘Oil Brigades’

Mamai-Kurgan and Zaritza

Gumrak main dressing station

Talks on the train

The cure at Falkenstein

An experience in Frankfurt

Little success with great losses

The battlefield painter and the Stalingrad Shield

The enemy has grown

Bad omens

Winter preparations

Looking after the problem child

In the pincers

Among the ruins of the Volga city

The Army High Command permits defensive measures on the northern flank

The looming catastrophe

The tragi-comedy of winter clothing

Chapter 3: Counteroffensive and Encirclement

The storm breaks

Breakthrough at the Rumanians

Our first countermeasures

Hope and highest decisions

Attack also from the south

A general reports sick

Hours of unrest and uncertainty

Paulus applies again to abandon the city on the Volga

Transfer to Nishne-Chirskaya

Paulus and Schmidt fly into the cauldron

Combat teams out of scattered soldiers

Hitler orders the Volga city to be held

Chir railway station is no longer responding

Driven by fear

Defence without heavy weapons

Battle commandant of Chir

Army Group ‘Don’ under von Manstein

Hoth’s relief army

What do we want here on the Volga, Colonel?

New storm on the Chir

Chapter 4: Between Hope and Destruction

Lieutenant-General von Gablenz relieves me

In Morosovsk

I fly into the cauldron

A bunker in the steppe

Breakout forbidden

General von Seydlitz resists

Is Hoth’s army strong enough?

‘Fortress Stalingrad’

General von Seydlitz’s memorandum

Göring’s lie about air supply

Gnawing doubt

The army eats its horses

New hope of a breakout

Manstein gives way

Army group sends a major

A Knight’s Cross with a horrible background

Burning questions

The distress of the wounded

No orders for a breakout, but fortress battalions

Medals and propaganda instead of bread

Codeword ‘Thunderclap’ does not come

Christmas in the cauldron

Activity should distract you

‘I am no Reichenau’

The commander-in-chief writes a new report

The High Command and the van Hooven report

General Hube flies to Hitler

Painful recognition

Promotions and awards

Rumours and a handful of soldiers

Hube’s message and the Soviet offer

Capitulation rejected

Caught up in illusions and formulas

Chapter 5: An End to the Horrors

A thundering reply

Back to obedience

Alarm at Pitomnik

Fantastic breakout plans

Major-General Pickert leaves his division

Germans on the other side

The road of death

‘Hartmannstadt’

Captain Behr’s task

Gumrak airfield

No more supply aircraft

Who will be flown out?

My friend Colonel Selle

What does Lieutenant-General Schmidt want?

Colonel Elchlepp’s plan

Our penultimate headquarters

The general von Hartmann seeks death

Capitulation refused

Major-General von Drebber writes from captivity

The tragedy of the wounded

Typhus

Last post: the department store

The generals demand surrender

Innumerable victims

Was Lieutenant-General Schmidt playing a double game?

Suicide or captivity?

Lying glorification

Colonel Ludwig negotiates with the enemy

Red-starred tanks before the department store

When did the tragedy on the Volga begin?

What was my life?

Germany’s luck or misfortune

‘The Russians are here’

Chapter 6: New Shores

The train of the defeated

Meeting the victors

In a village near the Soviet front headquarters

Railway journey to an unknown destination

Krasnogorsk prisoner-of-war camp

The camp library

Hitler and the Red Cross postcards

To Susdal Monastery

Dispute over German history

‘Remember, Colonel Adam!’

Wilhelm Pieck

Rents in the generals’ front

Discussion about the National Committee ‘Free Germany’

The war is hopelessly lost

‘More civil courage, Colonel!’

A guessing game with four generals

Fear of a new ‘stab in the back’ legend

An apparent victory over the Seydlitz delegation

My ‘straight way’

The Soviet war aims

The founding of the League of German Officers

The oath of allegiance

Solution: withdrawal to the Reich borders

More generals travel to Luniovo

My friend Arno von Lenski

Walter Ulbricht’s comparison with

Solution: going over to the National Committee’s side

The Teheran Conference

In Krasnogorsk a second time

The assassination attempt of 20 July

Member of the League of German Officers

The men of the National Committee ‘Freies Deutschland’

Attending a session of the National Committee

The consistency of Lieutenant-General Müller

Field Marshal Paulus turns against Hitler

Study and work

The teachers from Korsun

War front lines on German soil

History acknowledges the National Committee

In alliance with the leading worker class

Paulus as a witness at Nuremburg

Holding-on strategy in Voikovo

‘The Foertsch Staff’

‘Colonel Adam to the transport!’

Another encounter with the Volga city

With Paulus at Turmilino

Returning home to the New Germany

Chapter 7: For the New Germany

In Dresden

Farewell to Paulus

The real causes of catastrophe

The east–west officers’ meeting

The ‘unpolitical’ soldier von Manstein

Conclusion and outlook

Appendix: German Generals Captured at Stalingrad

Plate section

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