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The forgotten soldier

Book • 1967
The Forgotten Soldier is a memoir by Guy Sajer, detailing his experiences as a teenager in the German army during World War II. The book provides a vivid and brutal portrayal of life on the Eastern Front, focusing on the psychological journey of a soldier amidst the horrors of war.

It is known for its lyrical storytelling and honest depiction of the deprivations and terror faced by soldiers.

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Steven Pressfield
as a book about the German army's suffering in WWII.
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General Randy A. George
as books he read during his career.
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Write It Down: General George on Reflection, Reading, and Readiness
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General Randy A. George
as a book he remembers reading.
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Write It Down: General George on Reflection, Reading, and Readiness
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Jocko Willink
as a firsthand account of the chaos and fear of combat, although its accuracy is debated.
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