Moscow Tram Stop – Dr. Heinrich Haape In Association With Dennis Henshaw

A classic World War II memoir from a unique perspective. *Moscow Tram Stop* is German doctor Heinrich Haape’s harrowing account of Operation Barbarossa, the Wehrmacht’s ill-fated 1941 invasion of the Soviet Union. As a medic with the spearhead tasked with taking Moscow, Haape details the brutal reality of the Eastern Front, from the Red Army’s tenacious defense to the crippling mud and snow. He vividly recounts the physical and psychological toll of a war that often forced him into combat, pushing his decimated unit to the breaking point at the gates of the Russian capital.

Condition: Overall in Very Good condition with minor shelf wear consistent with age.