I Flew for the Fuhrer looks very interesting, I think I am going to pick that one up.

http://www.amazon.com/Flew-Fuhrer-Cassell-Military-Paperbacks/dp/0304366382/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF 8&s=books&qid=1264726898&sr=8-1

Can buy it there or look and see if your library has it. I found the one I am reading at the library.

  That is where I read the review, my grandmother bought me a gift card for borders bookstore, which I have not gotten around to using yet; as I bought a good amount of books at an estate sale a few months ago. I think I am going to go there tommorow though, and pick up that book, and either Hitlers table talk, or a David Irving book. Hopefully they will actually have one of these books there, but most likely I will have to wait a week for the book to get in.

Yeah more than likely have to wait. I did mine the evil way I checked books out from library and just never returned them. Hell wasn't noone reading them anyways so figured I would give them a good home. Now I just buy them when I have some money or I usually get a book for my birthday or christmas. Dunno what book to get next.

Hi all,

I am reading "Devil's Guard" by George Elford.  It's a true story about a group of SS who found themselves defending a mountain pass in Czechoslovakia at the capitulation of our Beloved homeland.  They eventually find themselves fighting for the French Foreign Legion in Indochina against the "same enemy, different uniform."  

I found myself connecting to this man easily and immediately.  He was a true German Patriot.  God Bless our Brothers...

This is one of the most fascinating books I've ever read.  I HIGHLY recommend looking for a copy.

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Sounds really good. I am looking it up now.

  I finsished, something wicked this way comes by Ray Bradbury, and again, Bradbury did not let me down. Bradbury is the best at presenting a story from the viewpoint of a child, without making the story too childish, or making the kids unbelievable by making them so mature, that no one could believe they are children. Bradbury is a master of the english language, I cried, I laughed, and I could not put it down. I highly reccomend this book, esspecially for anyone with children, as you can easily read this to them.

  Now I am reading Catch 22, by Joseph Heller. I have been meaning to read this book for about 5 years, and I am finally getting around to it.

Arctic Homestead: The True Story of One Family's Story of Survival and Courage in the Alaska Wilds

That's what I am reading right now, It is good its funny,exciting really good book.

  Catch-22 was one of the funniest books I have ever read, at the same time Heller does a great job of exposing the problems of bureaucracy.  This is one of the rare books that I will read over, and over again.

 I just started Child 44 by Tom Rob Smith, it is a sort of detective story set in Stalinist Russia. In the story an actual murder happens, something which supposedly was rare, due to Stalin instilling so much fear in the people, what with the 66 million people murdered for much lesser crimes, such as christianity, and owning gold. I am not that far into it yet, but so far it is good, and the book got good reviews.