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Excerpts of Reviews
"Zoepf tells a great story...[drawing] heavily on German and American accounts…The balanced, integrated account of American and German experiences is exemplary…The evolving German perception of their American foe is fascinating…And the maps are perfect…Anyone with any interest in the European campaign will find this a compelling, valuable read."
—World War II Magazine, November 2002
"A fine story by someone who tells all the nitty-gritty of this desperate action." “An engaging first person account...a fine book that provides an exciting story...with expert analysis about small unit tactics...”
—The Journal of Military History, January 2002
“A literary masterpiece…Aberjona Press continues to find gold nuggets of history.”
—Military Heritage magazine, August 2001
“Their week was one in which an isolated (German) mountain infantry regiment consisting of two battalions heroically defended itself . . . It was also a week in which American soldiers heroically threw themselves against the German defenses to win back the town that had been lost.”...I am sure that it is a valuable contribution to the history of small unit warfare . . . [Modern soldiers] will learn much form the daily battle analysis provided by the author, who summarizes the actions, the governing factors, and the lessons learned from each day's activities . . .”
— General Frederick J. Kroesen, Former CG, Seventh Army, in
Army magazine, July 2001
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Seven Days in January With the 6th SS-Mountain Division in Operation NORDWIND by Wolf T. Zoepf
+ shipping (see How to Order) Members of the US 45th and 70th Infantry Division Associations and the Traditionsverband of the 6th SS-Mountain Division: $12.95
Members of the US 45th and 70th Infantry Division Associations and the Traditionsverband of the 6th SS-Mountain Division: $17.95 All members of the Rhine and Danube Association are eligible for a 10% discount. 
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