Personal Effects of the German Soldier in WWII by Chris Mason VAN VINKLE

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Personal Effects of the German Soldier in WWII by Chris Mason VAN VINKLETable of Contents German soldiers, sailors and airmen of World War II went to war with a fascinating variety of personal effects in their pockets and knapsacks. Chris Masons new book explores this most personal, private, and often poignant aspect of military history, through a study of the small items German soldiers used in the barracks and in the trenches for work, hygiene, eating, relaxation, and survival. This study of these small personal items,