Blitz**

The author of this book is the founder of the German Bundesliga and the man who made history. Without him, German history would have been rewritten and become another inconspicuous experience. He is a true soldier. Soldiers are worthy of respect. They shed blood, sweat and tears for their country. Whenever I read the words about the battlefield, my heart cannot be calm for a long time. Their extraordinary courage and fearless spirit are worthy of awe, and their patriotism is willing to fight for a peaceful day. What I want to say is that we can never forgive the party who provoked the dispute, and we are grateful to the party who has always protected us.

Respecting history and reality is the basis of this book. As a memoir, the author uses his personal experience to describe in detail the formation, development, combat history and lessons learned of the German armored forces. The author's handling of historical data is very appropriate. Due to limited historical data, we will not make too many inferences or comment subjectively. Therefore, this work can be described as a full and serious monograph, spending a lot of space on sorting out and criticizing historical materials. Moreover, the author's description of the scenes is detailed and detailed, making readers feel as if they are really at the scene.

This dog-headed memoir is a good book for both those who love World War II and those who are simply fans of virtue. There is no controversy. Personally, I think Gu Bushuai has his own emotions, but his comments on events or characters are relatively objective. It made my blood boil at first and then became extremely depressed.

Very suitable for documentaries