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At the end of 1942, Ernst Kessler completes his training as a soldier in the Wehrmacht and is sent to the front in Russia. The brutal reality of the Second World War is now revealed to him in all its harshness. Ernst Kessler encounters not just one, expected enemy, but two. The Russian winter is just as feared an enemy as the Red Army.
The first volume traces Kessler's path from the Ukraine through the whole of Russia to Stalingrad. He and his comrades fight against the enemy, against partisans attacking the German supply units, and against the inhospitable climatic conditions that bring the Germans' offensive momentum to a standstill. The comic dramatically describes and depicts the battles of the German Wehrmacht on the Eastern Front.
The first volume traces Kessler's path from the Ukraine through the whole of Russia to Stalingrad. He and his comrades fight against the enemy, against partisans attacking the German supply units, and against the inhospitable climatic conditions that bring the Germans' offensive momentum to a standstill. The comic dramatically describes and depicts the battles of the German Wehrmacht on the Eastern Front.
- Group
- Books (first-hand)
- Author
- Speltens, Oliver
- Title
- Die verlorene Armee. Band 1: Der russische Winter
- Details
- Very many colour illustrations in comic style, large format. 48 pages.
- State
- new
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