For your bookshelf

Thanks for recommending “Hellstorm”. I bought this book and read it, and frankly I am amazed that there has not been the typical Jewish “hellstorm” in response to its printing and marketing, simply because it is not complimentary to world Jewry and presents the truth of that awful attempted genocide of the German people.
My mother grew up in Germany and was a young woman living there during WW2. After the war she married an American soldier and moved to the states. As a young boy going to school in the 1960’s and early 1970’s I was aghast at the twisted history that was presented as “truth” about National Socialist Germany and Hitler. My mother kept me apprised of the truth- the history she recalled from her days of living through the horror of the carpet bombing her city (Augsburg, Germany), of the deaths of a large percentage of Germany’s finest young men, of Hitler as he really was- not the theatrically distorted image that the Jewish media force feed to Americans through television and America’s “education” institutions. Because of her I was immune to the brainwashing anti-German propaganda that was spewed daily in school and on the media outlets.
So, I never imagined that I would see anything resembling an honest rendering of what happened to the German people during WW2 make it into print -ever: let alone during my lifetime. Well, here it is, and “Hellstorm” deserves to be read by anyone wanting to know the truth about those awful years following the end of the war and how the Allied occupying forces actually dealt with the German populace whom they had conquered.
Chechar, I see that you are a fan of Maxfield Parrish’s art work. I had the opportunity to see many of his paintings at his home in Windsor Vermont back when it was still a museum and before those paintings were transferred to San Francisco CA. Trust me when I say that no photo reproduction can do those paintings justice. The originals must be seen in person to appreciate their beauty.