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Will We See Tomorrow? : A German Cavalryman At War, 1939-1942, PDF eBook

Will We See Tomorrow? : A German Cavalryman At War, 1939-1942 PDF

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This memoir of a Nazi cavalryman offers a rare glimpse at the frontlines of WWIIin Poland, France, and Russiafrom the perspective of a German soldier.

Throughout the Second World War, the German Army was regarded as the most organized and technologically advanced fighting force in the world. And yet, while much is written about its Luftwaffe and Panzer tanks, the German military was mostly horse-drawn. The memoir of German mounted cavalryman Max Kuhnert takes readers inside this vital yet often overlooked aspect of the conflict.

Originally from Dresden, Kuhnert enlisted in the German Army in 1939, and was posted to a cavalry unit which would go on to provide mounted reconnaissance troops for infantry regiments. His account tells of mobilization, time spent in occupied Denmark, and the invasions of Poland, France, and Russia. He also recounts the retreat from Russia, as well as his return to Germany after being wounded

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