Arnhem Lift

Discover the gripping account of the Battle of Arnhem in Arnhem Lift by Louis Edmund Hagen. This powerful narrative, first published anonymously in 1945, recounts the harrowing experiences of the 10,000 men who landed at Arnhem during World War II. Over a span of nine days, the battle claimed 1,400 lives, with more than 6,000 soldiers wounded or captured. Hagen's poignant storytelling brings to life the courage and struggles faced by those involved in this pivotal moment in history. Originally published in 2012 by The History Press Ltd, this paperback edition spans 144 pages and offers a personal glimpse into the events of 1944. Hagen's chance encounter with Major Winrich Behr, Adjutant to Field Marshal Model, adds depth to this remarkable narrative. Perfect for history enthusiasts and those interested in personal accounts of war, Arnhem Lift is a must-read for anyone seeking to understand the human side of battle.