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conversations.value: Provide a description for a book titled Hitler's Commanders about Mitcham, Mueller, Hans with the genre: History, Military.
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conversations.value: The authors take a brief but probing look into the lives and careers of little-known officers of the Third Reich. The emphasis is more on personalities than on battlefield accomplishments, and Mitcham and Mueller go deeper than the usual Prussian-gentleman-or-Nazi-beast categorization. Friedrich Paulus is cited as an example of the Wehrmacht general who followed Hitler's orders blindly. Hans Hube, on the other hand, exemplifies the rare general who stood up to the Fuhrer. The authors pay detailed tribute to Hans Marseilles, a lieutenant who shot down 158 Allied aircraft from his Messerschmitt fighter plane, and Michael Wittmann, also a lieutenant, who destroyed 138 enemy tanks with his 88-mm gun. Mitcham is the author of Rommel's Last Battle ; Mueller wrote The Forgotten Field Marshal: Wilhelm Keitel. Photos.
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conversations.value: The authors take a brief but probing look into the lives and careers of little-known officers of the Third Reich. The emphasis is more on personalities than on battlefield accomplishments, and Mitcham and Mueller go deeper than the usual Prussian-gentleman-or-Nazi-beast categorization. Friedrich Paulus is cited as an example of the Wehrmacht general who followed Hitler's orders blindly. Hans Hube, on the other hand, exemplifies the rare general who stood up to the Fuhrer. Not all of the officers discussed are of the higher echelon. The authors pay detailed tribute to Hans Marseilles, a lieutenant who shot down 158 Allied aircraft from his Messerschmitt fighter plane, and Michael Wittmann, also a lieutenant, who destroyed 138 enemy tanks with his 88-mm gun. Mitcham is the author of Rommel's Last Battle ; Mueller wrote The Forgotten Field Marshal: Wilhelm Keitel. Photos.
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conversations.value: Hitler's Commanders
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  Wheeler-Bennett, John W. The Nemesis of Power: The German Army in Politics, 1918–1945. New York: St. Martin's Press, 1967.
  Yeager, Mark C. SS-Oberstgruppenfuehrer und Generaloberst der Waffen-SS Paul Hausser. Winnipeg, Canada: John Fedorowicz, 1986.
  Young, Peter, ed. Illustrated World War II Encyclopedia. Based on the original text by Eddy Bauer. Westport, Conn.: H. S. Stuttman, 1978.
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conversations.value: Young, Peter, ed. Illustrated World War II Encyclopedia. Based on the original text by Eddy Bauer. Westport, Conn.: H. S. Stuttman, 1978.
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conversations.value: Provide the last four paragraphs.. End with the sentence ': United States Government Printing Office, 1966.'.
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conversations.value: Young, Peter, ed. Illustrated World War II Encyclopedia. Based on the original text by Eddy Bauer. Westport, Conn.: H. S. Stuttman, 1978.
  Young, Peter, ed. The World Almanac of World War II. New York: Bison Books, 1981. Reprint ed., New York: World Almanac, 1986.
  Ziemke, Earl F. "The German Northern Theater of Operations, 1940–1945." United States Department of the Army Pamphlet No. 20–271. Washington, D.C.: United States Department of the Army, 1959.
  Ziemke, Earl F. Stalingrad to Berlin: The German Defeat in the East. Office of the Chief of Military History. Washington, D.C.: United States Government Printing Office, 1966.