Soldier stories from all over the world

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Soldiers' Stories from All Over the World was a German magazine series in medium format . She appeared from late 1957 to 1964 in 202 volumes in Munich Moewig - Verlag . The title was changed from volume 131 in 1961 to soldiers and aviators from all over the world , as the series of aviator stories , which had been published since 1953, was discontinued and integrated into the new series. Like Der Landser , the soldiers' stories were indirectly a continuation of older German booklet romance series such as Under German Flag or the War Library of German Youth . From 1959 to 1961, the subsidiary series Soldiers' Stories Special Volumes was published in 47 issues .

Subjects, authors, illustrations

In contrast to the Landser published by Pabel-Verlag in Rastatt , which only deals with topics from the Second World War , the spectrum of soldiers' stories also included depictions of conflicts from the mid-19th century:

Some editions may have been translations of apparently American authors. So far nothing is known about the German authors; as the most important author signed Rolf O. Becker; possibly a collective or publishing pseudonym . The colored cover illustrations were all by Johnny Bruck , who from 1961 designed the Perry Rhodan series in parallel .

expenditure

  1. Bernd Norwig: Tanks for Crete. The hussar piece of German pioneers and tanks
  2. Wilhelm Wolfslast : Fight at the Ugra. German soldiers lost in the Russian winter
  3. Herbert Eschbach: Tobruk - km 31 The German Afrika Korps in the battle for Tobruk
  4. Ferdinand Ludwig: Bridge in the Fog. The great tank battle in France
  5. Axel Eggen: tanks on the enemy. A daring venture on the Eastern Front
  6. Rolf O. Becker: Rommel's Foreign Legionnaires. A troop that only a few knew about
  7. Armin Relling: Battle for Apennine Height 711
  8. Ferdinand Ludwig: breakthrough into freedom
  9. Günther Lampert: Far from Sedan ... The knightly battle of German infantrymen
  10. Rolf O. Becker: Day Dora, Hour H. Beginning of the invasion - seen from the other side
  11. Armin Relling: Eleven men stop an offensive
  12. Günther Lampert: The Fieseler-Storch-Stuka. The report of a rare comradeship in arms
  13. Herbert Eschbach: The heroes of the Halfayapass. The biggest tank battle in the Balkans
  14. Günther Lampert: The million dollar bunker. A coup d'état by German pioneers in Russia
  15. Armin Relling: Street Fight in Korea. A handful of American infantrymen are fighting for their lives
  16. Axel Eggen: Sled patrol Greenland. German soldiers fight in the ice deserts of the Arctic
  17. Herbert Eschbach: Adventure in the Cyrenaica. Dangerous scout troop in the Libyan desert
  18. Wilhelm Wolfslast: Guderian's decisive tank breakthrough. German tanks against the Maginot Line
  19. Ferdinand Ludwig: Company home. The story of an adventurous escape
  20. Helmuth Karschkes: Journey into the unknown. German armored reconnaissance troop in the Terek steppe
  21. Rolf O. Becker: The leap into the void. German paratroopers in Norway
  22. Lothar Lerg: Night in no man's land. Shock troop in tough defensive battles in Hungary
  23. Stefan Leuchtenberg: The March to Height 307
  24. Volker Nerbuch: The hell of Dien Bien Phu . Foreign legionaries fight in the jungle fortress of Indochina
  25. Roland Wald: Bunker crackers Brex. Landser in the Russian cold winter of 1941/42
  26. Helmuth Karschkes: Shock troop in the Bukowina. The journey of a German soldier from Latvia to Romania
  27. Lothar Lerg: Good by, Jerry! German and American soldiers between the fronts of the Battle of the Bulge, 1944
  28. Ferdinand Ludwig: Flares on Mont Cenis. A dangerous special order in Italy
  29. Wilhelm Wolfslast: Storm on the Elbrus. German mountain troops on the highest peak of the Caucasus
  30. Volker Nerbuch: Hell in the Pacific. The US 2nd Marine Infantry Division storms Betlo Island in the Tarawa Atoll
  31. FL John: Company "Neptune". Mountain troops attacking Novorossisk's landing head
  32. John. Schulz: The devil broke loose in Gambut. From the deployment of a German special command in Africa
  33. Günther Lampert: Russian tanks in front of Sala. In Karelia: German anti- tank rifles against T 34
  34. Peter Paus: Comrade 8.8. Heavy anti-aircraft troop in the Kalmyk steppe
  35. Axel Eggen: The deadly hills. US infantry in Korea
  36. Will Torla: Please report the Adlerhorst scouting party. Armored reconnaissance party against Russian cavalry
  37. Rolf O. Becker: The sword of the desert. About the struggle of Israel against the Arabs
  38. Joh. Schulz: Final round Tunis
  39. Volker Nerbuch: Spain in flames. The German "Condor" Legion in the Spanish Civil War
  40. Gustav Kuhs: advance to the Düna. Summer 1941 - the "Dom Division" attacked on the northern front
  41. John. Schulz: Hey Safari! Lettow-Vorbeck's protection force is fighting in East Africa
  42. Fred Nemis: Frogmen attack. German-Italian special command against Allied landing fleets in the port of Palermo
  43. Leopold Kahlinger: Battery fire! The 373rd Infantry Division against Tito's troops in Bosnia
  44. Gerd Kessler: Hagedorn cavalry patrol. German cavalry in the Polish campaign
  45. Hans Walter: Feldkornett Gieters rides for the Transvaal . From the Boer War in South Africa
  46. Andrés Elfeld: Tundra hunter. Ski hunters in the no man's land of the polar expanses
  47. Joh. Schulz: Company "Zola"
  48. JP Semper: Encircled. The Uman Kettle Battle, August 1941
  49. Erich Elsnegg: The Foullé Company. French soldiers in the bloody fight against the insurgents in Algeria
  50. Wolfgang Zietz: King tigers attack. The heaviest German tanks in Lorraine, autumn 1944
  51. Martin Wittig: tanks, anti-tank guns and grenadiers. From the Russian campaign in the autumn of 1941 with Army Group South
  52. Armin Relling: Jump into the jungle. Attack by American paratroopers against a Japanese-occupied island in the Pacific
  53. Günther Lampert: Paymaster Schneider takes over the command! Resupply troops seal off Russian breakthrough
  54. Ferdinand Ludwig: Attack at sunset. The death ride of Vionville and Mars-la-Tour 1870/71
  55. Joh. Schulz: Barrage at the long stop. The last bolt of the German Africa Corps in Tunisia falls
  56. Hans Reburg: The conquest of Liège . German soldiers take the strongest fortress in the First World War a
  57. FO Lobethal: The outbreak. The "Bear Division" from Ukraine to Stalingrad
  58. Ferdinand Ludwig: Today Brussels falls. The resolve of a German officer decides an entire tank battle
  59. Hans Reburg: The bridges of Nijmegen. The decisive act of German frogmen
  60. Rolf O. Becker: Eviva Cuba - Eviva Fidel Castro. Rebels fight for Cuba's freedom
  61. Martin Esser: The last of the company. German infantrymen blow up the containment ring south of Newel
  62. Rolf O. Becker: "Salve - fire!" The American Civil War - Northern States versus Southern States
  63. Joh. Schulz: Duel in the night. British tank raid on an African airfield
  64. Volker Nerbuch: Parole Lemberg. The assault of the 1st Mountain Division in the Polish campaign in 1939
  65. Ferdinand Ludwig: Blow up all bridges! French pioneers experience the western campaign in May 1940
  66. Willie Hallock: Lost in Burma. British-Indian troops in the jungle fight against Japanese push columns
  67. Ferdinand Ludwig: The field marshal with the golden badge for wounded. Walter Model near Rshew and in the Ardennes
  68. Arno Beckmann: Japanese storm Tsingtau . 3,000 Germans against 60,000 Japanese in the battle for Kiautschou in 1914
  69. Karl P. Hehl: Three comrades
  70. Reinhold Greelen: Prepare to counterattack. In the hell of the Caen material battle
  71. Volker Nerbuch: Fight for the Alcazar. 1000 men defend a fortress against a twelve-fold superiority in the Spanish civil war
  72. Armin Relling: Until five past twelve. A German sergeant between personal responsibility and obedience
  73. FO Lobethal: Ammunition forward! A brave act brings the ultimate salvation
  74. HJ Korten: Baghdad special company. Action by German defense in Iraq
  75. Otto Zierl: Gas alarm on the Isonzo. German and Austrian troops overrun the Italian Alpine front in 1917
  76. Werner Haupt : Panzerjäger near Polotsk. Russian mass attack breaches German security position on the Daugava
  77. Axel Eggen: The "leather necks". US Marines , the United States' elite force, storm a Japanese-occupied island in the Pacific
  78. Ernst Graf: Desert rats. In the fight for Tobruk
  79. Ferdinand Ludwig: The polar wolves. German soldiers lost in the ice desert of Greenland
  80. Gustav Kuhs: Sergeant Lohse and his men. French tank attack into the flank of storming infantry
  81. Joh. Schulz: This is how Bir Hachem fell. The struggle for the British fortress in the Gazala Line Africa Campaign 1942
  82. Martin Wittig: 8 days included. Partisan fighting under Tito in the Balkans, spring 1945
  83. FO Lobetahl: Sender "Vulkan" no longer answers. In the jungle of espionage
  84. Joh. Schulz: Attack! Sink! German micro-submarines go against the Allied supply fleet
  85. Will Torla: Tank scout troop clears up. German advance detachment in the fighting southwest of Bryansk / summer 1941
  86. Willie Hallock: Alert! They are coming! American storm troops land on the Normandy coast
  87. Ferdinand Ludwig: Escape from Sevastopol. Dramatic battle between Russian and German wounded for control on a Black Sea ferry
  88. Rolf O. Becker: You flew against death. The self-sacrificing missions of the German distress pilots
  89. Unknown author: In secret order. Men of the "Brandenburg" ghost division between the fronts
  90. FL John: March of the Giants. Breakthrough through the canal - a hussar piece of naval warfare
  91. Will Torla: In Gory Hell. The advance department located north of the Luga reports "Mission accomplished - bridge blown!"
  92. BR Lion: Merciless Heaven. Air battle over Normandy - Fighter Squadron 4 in the hopeless fight against allied superiority
  93. Johann Krompass: To the left of Cassino . A handful of German mountain hunters in an exposed mission in the fight for the "Holy Mountain"
  94. Rolf O. Becker: The Przemysl Bridge. A bridge opens the way for an entire army
  95. Manfred Michler: March papers home. Young French woman and German first lieutenant save 15 children from the turmoil of war in an adventurous way
  96. Will Torla: coup d'état on Oslo. At the head of German naval forces, the heavy cruiser "Blücher" sinks in combat with Norwegian coastal batteries
  97. Peter Paus: "Sani, I'm wounded!" The self-sacrificing act of Corporal Dietmann
  98. Ferdinand Ludwig: The black day of Avranches. General Patton breaks through the German Normandy Front with the 3rd US Army
  99. Werner Haupt: The blue division. The Spanish volunteer division fights trapped German base at Ilmensee free
  100. Hans Torsten: A platoon of tank grenadiers. On the invasion front near Tilly against the British and Canadians
  101. Martin Esser: The village on the runway. Between the fronts, Private Kassack struggled back to the company with 11 stragglers
  102. Johann W. Krompass: Probation at the front! Convicted by the court martial - ordered to the front - killed while retreating
  103. Will Torla: Advance on Bear. A small fighting group, completely on its own, makes its way into the rear of the Albania front
  104. Rolf O. Becker: First aid station held. No Wehrmacht report reported of the self-sacrificing help of the doctors and paramedics
  105. Hein Palmer: Manhunt in Arizona. The adventurous escape of German cars through the Gila desert
  106. Hans Torsten: fighters against bombers
  107. Ralph de Laforest: Post D49 does not answer. The "dirty war" in the jungles of Indochina
  108. LOBETHAL, FO The "Ninth" and her lieutenant. Five weeks of defensive battle between the Azov and Black Seas
  109. Ferdinand Ludwig: Up to the gates of Egypt. The reconquest of Cyrenaica through the surprise advance of the German Africa Corps
  110. FL John: Penalty Battalion Forward!
  111. Hans Bertram: Jump on Crete. The German paratroopers jump in the middle of the English positions - May 1941
  112. FO Lobethal: Tank from the left! They were the first and last at the enemy - a German advance detachment on the advance and return march in the Ukraine
  113. Peter Paus: Budapest is broadcasting SOS. The crew of Budapest is included - and yet German boats are bringing help on the Danube waterway
  114. Werner Haupt: The Russians are attacking. The gripping report from the fire hell of the 2nd Ladoga battle
  115. Rolf O. Becker: The devil's own weapon. The mysterious mines on Tsushima Street
  116. René Darlan: Bitter victory. German Foreign Legionnaires lost in North Africa
  117. FO Lobethal: Base on the Don. Overrun by Soviet divisions, a scattered group of soldiers fought their way to their own lines
  118. Werner Kortwich: Hit by six torpedoes ... The giant Japanese aircraft carrier "Shimano" sunk by an American submarine in 15 minutes
  119. Gerd Kessler: The lost company. Death lurks in the dark of night, in lonely forests: partisans are attacking!
  120. Rolf O. Becker: Weser exercise north
  121. Ralph Brumme: 90 days of fear in the neck. The adventurous escape of a German long-range reconnaissance crew
  122. Volker Reburg: The war held its breath ... Allied landing on Sicily! A German and an American meet as opponents and become friends
  123. René Darlan: Forward, legionnaires! The Dremden Legion was the last stop of a German prisoner of Russia on the way home
  124. Hans Torsten: The tank battle of St. Lô. The end of the armored training division in Normandy
  125. Joh. Schulz: Fight for Guadalcanal . The decisive battle of the American and Japanese fleets in the Pacific
  126. Hans Bertram: The "Green Devils" on the Neva. Paratroopers in trench warfare on the northern front
  127. Will Torla: Assault the Metaxas Line . A corner pillar of the Greek fortress front is stormed
  128. Peter Paus: The Scampton Aviation Secret. The English air raid against the Möhne and Edertalsperre
  129. Fritz Kessler: The ice nights of Karelia. Guerrilla warfare in the forest wilderness on the shores of Lake Ladoga
  130. JP Semper: Storming Mont Blanc. The last battle of the French and German mountaineers on the ice fields of Mont Blanc
  131. Gerhard H. Rudolf: The captured Ju 52 . A coup d'état by French resistance fighters on a German courier plane
  132. James Gant: Sergeant Max Dessler. American soldiers - captured in the Japanese jungle camps of Burma - translation
  133. Helmut Lorenz: German mine boat UC 14 in the Thames estuary. The first patrol by a German submarine commander off the east coast of England
  134. H. von Derp: At a losing position in Abyssinia . German officer leads Italian askaris in Abyssinian guerrilla warfare
  135. Alex Buchner: The miracle of Remagen . How it came about, despite all preparations for the demolition, that the Remagen bridge fell undamaged into the hands of the American armed forces
  136. Joh. Schulz: Drive to doom
  137. Gerhard H. Rudolf: The enemy in the crosshairs. With the Me 109 from Yugoslavia to the Aegean Sea
  138. Leo West: Locked in with Zhitomir
  139. Joh. Schulze: To the commanding officer! Clouds of smoke in 120-347
  140. Axel Borcke: The partisans of Lapitischi
  141. Heinrich H. Bernig: Rommel's tanks attack. The German-Italian Africa Corps in action against elite troops of the British Empire
  142. Peter Paus: Torpedoed from the air
  143. Gerhard H. Rudolf: At the gates of Moscow
  144. Benno Wagram: Fatal duel. The desperate defensive battle of German fighter pilots against an overwhelming superiority on the invasion front
  145. Joh. Schulz: Order: breakthrough
  146. HJ Korten: Hellish days and nights. Caen - a focal point in the Battle of Normandy
  147. Gerhard H. Rudolf: Check the convoy. The use of the German Air Force in the Arctic Ocean
  148. Ralph Lion: The last in the sky. The last major attack by German fighter pilots on New Year's morning in 1945
  149. H. Brämer: Flames over East Prussia. German soldiers save a refugee stretch
  150. Joh. Schulz: The nightshade fleet. German destroyers and speedboats attacking the allied invasion fleet
  151. HG Richardi: Flashing signals at Charleur Bay. German naval officers attempt to escape - and U 536 is waiting on the St. Lawrence River
  152. H. Bernig: Montgomery's 8th Army attacks. German soldiers in the decisive battle of the African campaign
  153. Alex Buchner: The last four of the battalion. The Russian breakthrough at Baranov
  154. Peter Paus: British Lancaster in deep attack.
  155. Dirk Hansen: Convoy route North Cape. Outpost boats secure German supply traffic in the North Sea
  156. Heinrich H. Bernig: The green devils
  157. Dietrich Köhr: Your last company
  158. Edmund Breslau: With the eyes of the eagle. German long-range reconnaissance aircraft from the Orkneys to Malta
  159. Joh. Schulz: MG - fire free! Retreat fighting in the western Caucasus
  160. Benno Wagram: D-520 calls Pharaoh. The daring deployment of a German espionage group in France
  161. Joh. Schulz: Your daring prank. Trips and end of the boat R 212
  162. Dietrich Köhr: The saving jump. Downed American aviator on an adventurous route to its own lines
  163. Werner Kortwich: Purgatory Guadalcanal
  164. Peter Paus: The first rocket fighters. The story of the manned missile flight
  165. GH Rudolf: Nettuno bridgehead. The "Green Devils" in the battle for Anzio-Nettuno
  166. Peter Paus: Death from the Clouds. Major attack by the German air force on the British island
  167. Leo West: VB of the 6th battery. As advanced observer in the winter battle of 1942/1943
  168. Fred Nemis: Code name "Cesare Eins". Italian combat swimmers and German paratroopers attack an Allied port
  169. Michael Sauer: Cut off ... With a hospital train full of wounded through the enemy lines
  170. Helmut Lorenz: Until the last grenade. Battle and sinking of the battleship "Bismark"
  171. Udo Wolter: U 47. Günther Prien sinks the battleship "Royal Oak"
  172. Peter Paus: pioneers ahead! A German tank corps in the Oder basin
  173. Gustav Kuhs: Hexenkessel Lublin. Landser retreating between the Bug and the Vistula
  174. Fred Nemis: Death March over the Ilmen Lake. The Spanish "Division Azul" side by side with their German allies on the Eastern Front
  175. Peter Paus: Company "Baby-Blitz". The last major attacks by German bombers against England
  176. Leo West: The end at Kursk
  177. Gerhard H. Rudolf: Between sky and sea. German air transport over the Aegean Sea
  178. Peter Paus: Got away again
  179. Gerhard H. Rudolf: Hellfire over Caen. Air battles by German Me-fighters over the invasion front
  180. Hans Brämer: That was the Fomino height. 24 tons of explosives tore up the Fomino Heights - a focal point of the central section in the east
  181. Benno Wagram: Attack at an altitude of 8,000 meters. Life and death duel between German fighters and Allied bombers
  182. Hans Ludwig Danitz: Seven behind the enemy front
  183. Rudolf, GH Night over Poland. The German Air Force in the lightning campaign of the 18 days
  184. Leo West: Marching direction - home! From the heavy fighting of retreat between the Vistula and the Ore Mountains
  185. Alex Buchner: Men against concrete and steel. The 215th Infantry Division forces the breakthrough through the Maginot Line in 1940
  186. Ferdinand Ludwig: The last man in the company. The collapse of the German front in southern France
  187. Peter Henn: The flight of a thousand miles. A glory in British Air Force history
  188. Leo Brav: On the way to Moscow. With the 19th Panzer Division through rain, wetness and mud to the gates of the Russian capital
  189. Peter Paus: Gray wolves are attacking. The last major submarine battle in the Atlantic
  190. Axel von Borcke: Alert level one. A base crew fighting against Soviet troops and partisans
  191. Heinrich H. Berning: Tiger in front of Caen. Heavy Panzer Division 501 on the Normandy Front
  192. GH Rudolf: Shot down over Liège. Victory and demise of the German air force in the west
  193. Joh. Schulz: Flotilla of Death. Battle and sinking of the 10th T. Flotilla
  194. Peter Dux: "Winter Storm" and "Thunderbolt". The unsuccessful advance of German tanks to liberate the enclosed 6th Army
  195. Joh. Schulz: The lost army. The end of the German Africa Corps
  196. Gerhard H. Rudolf: Four in one Thu 17
  197. Helmut Lorenz: Convoy battle. The German submarine weapon in the first years of the war
  198. Benno Wagram: Tundra - White Hell. Air battles over the Arctic Ocean
  199. Peter Dux: Army in the pocket. The encirclement of the 1st Panzer Army between Bug and Dniester in March 1944
  200. Joh. Schulz: Sunk before Someri. Soviet land, sea and air forces fight over a Finnish island in the Baltic Sea
  201. Peter Paus: Company "Sled Dog". German and Allied soldiers in the battle for Sicily
  202. Joh. Schulz: Six years of submarine warfare. Chronicle of a weapon

Special books

In addition to the above issues, 47 additional issues were published between 1958 and 1961 as "Soldier Stories - Special Volume".

See also

literature

  • Klaus F. Geiger: War novels in the FRG. Contents and functions , Tübingen 1974.
  • Heinz J. Galle: Folk books and book novels. Vol. 1: The boom after 1945 - from Billy Jenkins to Perry Rhodan , Lüneburg (Dieter von Reeken Verlag) 2005. ISBN 3-8334-3232-2

Web links

  • Example for the cover design: Volker Nerbuch: The hell of Dien Bien Phu. Foreign legionaries fight in the jungle fortress of Indochina (vol. 24) [1]
  • Example of the cover design: HJ Korten: Special Company Baghdad. Action by German defense in Iraq (vol. 74) [2]
  • List of special volumes with images at romanhefte.de