Discover a profound historical account with "East Prussian Diary: A Journal of Faith 1945-1947" by Count Hans von Lehndorff. This compelling hardcover offers a unique, firsthand perspective on the tumultuous final years of World War II and its immediate aftermath in East Prussia, providing invaluable insights into a critical period of 20th-century history. Translated by Violet M. Macdonald, with an introduction by Constantine Fitzgibbon, this English edition from Oswald Wolff Publishers offers an intimate look at survival, faith, and daily life amidst profound upheaval.

This 1963 second impression is a significant find for collectors of military history, WWII narratives, and personal memoirs. Count Lehndorff's diary is a testament to the human spirit during conflict, detailing experiences from Insterburg to Königsberg under Russian occupation, and life in various camps and hospitals. It's an essential addition for anyone interested in German history, Eastern Front studies, or the social impact of war, offering a deeply personal and reflective narrative that continues to resonate today. A valuable historical document for scholars and enthusiasts alike.


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