Re: [WW] WWII autobiographies

["Ben Mickelberry" <ben_mkl@hotmail.com>]

     Forgotten Soldier by Guy Sajer is a really good account from the German 
side of things.  As far as useful game stuff, it great for Eastern front 
atmosphere and the confusing terror of war etc.  Reading this one made me 
rethink the way in which to run Wermacht NPCs.  Also the name escapes me but 
the autobiography by Otto Skorzeny, the famous SS commando who rescued 
Mussolini in a great-for-rpg style operation.  Its an interesting read, but 
beware this guy has at best a selective memory.  Its useful for the mindset 
and training of SS troops.  There's a couple from Jerry's side hope that 
helped out
                                                -Ben


>From: gathomas4@juno.com
>Reply-To: weirdwars@gamerz.net
>To: weirdwars@gamerz.net
>Subject: [WW]  WWII autobiographies
>Date: Sun, 13 Jan 2002 16:07:41 -0600
>
>
>i've been reading "To Hell and Back" by Audie Murphy.  It's one helluva
>read, ripe with humor and good adventure ideas.  Perfect for anyone
>playing or warmastering a Grunt.
>
>Anyone know of any other WWII autobiographies?
>
>Happy Gaming,  =)
>
>screenmonkey
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