WW2 book recommendations

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>>1869611
Watch Girls und Panzer and Kantai Collection, they're surprisingly historically accurate.

>>1869632
Already did.

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>>1869632
The battle of Midway is the most strikingly accurate event retold in KanColle. Not as accurate as Strike Witches, though.

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>>1869611
Currently reading pic related. Definitely one of the better ww2 books i'v read. I'd recommend it to anyone wanting to know more about the eastern front.

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time ago someone post here a traduction of a war memory, by some russian who fought in the battes near leningrad to berlin

https://www.docdroid.net/4j2AWEO/memories-of-the-war-by-nikolai-nikulin.pdf.html

>>1870230
I also recommend Rokossovsky's memories, A Soldier's Duty. Best book about the Eastern Front in my opinion.

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>>1869611

Ian W. Toll has written two books on the Pacific, with a third on the way. I believe they are called Pacific Crucible and Conquering Tide. They're both excellent, so far going through 1941-1944 in detail. There's lots about aerial fighting doctrine, training, naval ships and challenges that had to be overcome in there.

>>1869611
An army at dawn.

Someone told me to read Achtung Panzer! but I can't find it in english online. (for free)