Mitcham, Samuel W and Gene Mueller:HITLER'S COMMANDERS
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Berlin, Neuer Allgemeiner Verlag, o.J. (um 1920), 1920. hardcover. gebraucht, akzeptabel Leinen, 296 S., Rundumfarbschnitt, Frakturschrift, in mäßigem Zustand, Einband recht s… Mehr…
Berlin, Neuer Allgemeiner Verlag, o.J. (um 1920), 1920. hardcover. gebraucht, akzeptabel Leinen, 296 S., Rundumfarbschnitt, Frakturschrift, in mäßigem Zustand, Einband recht stark berieben, Vorsatz minimal stockfleckig, vorderer Innenfalz angeplatzt, Buchblock schiefgelesen, aber sauber und vollständig., Berlin, Neuer Allgemeiner Verlag, o.J. (um 1920), 1920, 0, Chicago Illinois: Western Historical Company, 1879. Early days in the City and County of Kenosha, WI, are recalled through a mixture of colorful tales, factual data and numerous personal biographies in this 8 1/2" x 11" spiral-bound 151-page booklet, printed on 60 # opaque paper. The tri-colored front cover is a parchtex card stock, protected with a vinyl sheet. The information is an excerpt from a rare 1879 book, entitled The History of Racine and Kenosha Counties, Wisconsin. Booklets on Racine County history and biographies are also available. Among the many subjects included are: Settlement of Southport, the Village of Pike River, the Pike Creak Colony, the Resique War, Business During 1835, the first Beacon-Light, the first laws, first steps toward a harbor, General Dodge's Visit in 1841, the Western Emigration Company, the first printing press, the Claimants' Union, Pioneers of Kenosha County, a Roster of Officials; Southport and Kenosha --History, Officers, the Press of Kenosha, the Harbor Improvements, Fire Department, Post Office, Schools and school officials, Churches, the Cemetery, Secret Societies, Miscellaneous Societies, Banks, the Bain Wagon Works, Government buildings; the Hanging of John McCraffrey, Various breweries, Other businesses; Wilmot, Salem Station and other towns; and other interesting bits of history and trivia. There is also a detailed section on the Civil War, which includes many names of recruits, both officers and privates. Illustrations include Lucas House Truesdell Station, Stables and Residence of Ward C. White, and residences of Z.G. Simmons, S.T. Rice, and James Hartray. Attention Genealogists: In addition to the many names mentioned throughout the booklet, there are a number of individual biographies of county residents of the late 1800s. Some of these are brief, but most include, names of family members, affiliations, war records, careers, and previous residences. Among those listed are: City of Kenosha -- N.R. Allen, Henry Andre, Edward Bain, Myron A. Baker, Samuel N. Barber, Daniel B. Benedict, Paul Blauert, Charles H. Blood, Josiah Bond, Albert Borkenhagen, Patrick Brennan, George G. Budden, Goodwin Burritt, Stephen Burroughs, William Burt, Rev. John Casey, Mrs. Emily Chase, Hurlbut B. Cheever, Albert G. Cole, William Creaney, David Crosit, C.A. Dewey, William J. Dickhaut, Louis Napoleon de Diemar, Harvey Durkee, Seth Doan, Bernard Eickelman, William Engel, John G. Engelhardt, Stephen S. Easterbrooks, Dr. Asahel Farr, John Fassbinder, William F. Fisher, S. Fisk, Mrs. Hannah M. Fluskey, Orlando Foster, Ernst Franke, Charles Frantz, Maurice N. Funck, John A. Gallaghan, C.W. George, Mathias Georgan, Thomas Geritt, Thomas Gibbons, Guerdon Gillett, Michael Gorman, Fred Gottfredsen, Jacob G. Gottfredsen, Charles H. Gonnermann, John Gonnermann, Charles Grant, Cass Griffin, Peter Grosch, Hans Hansen, John Harrington, Henry B. Hinsdale, Charles Holderness, Joseph C. Holt, Lauren C. Holt, Oliver Hoye, Alexander Huck, Mathias Huck, Nicholas Huetter, Edgar R. Hugunin, Henry Junge, Henry Karpen, Patrick Henry Kelly, John Kohlmann, J.B. Kupfer, Bernard La Marsh, Egbert M. Lee, Urban J. Lewis, Joseph I. Lieting, F.H. Lyman, Frederick W. Lyman, Dr. Samuel R. McClellan, Hugh McDermott, Dr. Hays McKinley, John R. Marsh, James Mathews, Leonard Maurer, John Meyer, Theodore Miller, Frank B. Morehouse, Adolph Muntzenberger, Wallace Mygatt (extensive), Octavius S. Newell, John Nicoll, Michael Neiderprim, William Osborne, W.A. Parker, Truman Daniel Partridge, E. Pennoyer, J.V. Quarles, Daniel Quigley, George W. Read, William E. Reed, Frederick Robinson, Henry M. Rogers, Nicholas Rohr, Paul Sauber, William H. Saunders, John Schmitt, August Schroeder, Z.G. Simmons, Albert C. Sinclair, Thomas Smith, Nicholas Spartz, Mathias Stahl Jr., Jared B. Starkweather, J.M. Stebbins, William S. Strong, Ernst G. Timme, Rev. F.W. Tomkins, Royal B. Towslee, Stephen W. Truesdell, Rollin Tuttle, Enoch Van Wie, G.A. Voltz, Edward T. Walcott, George W. Warvelle, R.B. Whitaker, George Yule, John T. Yule, Nic. Zerhien, Albert Zeus, Mathias Zievers; Pleasant Prairie Township -- Frederick J. Brande, Robert Butcher, Albert Clute, John L. Clute, Walter L. Dexter, James C. Dowse, John Fay, Alvan G. French, George D. Foot, John Fox, Stephen Galt, Ephraim D. Goodman, James A. Halsey, James Hartray, Robert S. Houston (pix), Nathan B. Hyde, John Lamb, August Lambrecht, Vigta Linquist, Peter Lippert, John Lucas, Christen Petersen, Patrick Quigley, Leander Richtmeyer, Joseph Roddel, Matthew Scott, Peter Shmitt, William Stanley, Joseph S. Todd, Derastus Torrey, Herbert C. Torrey, Ward D. White, Joshua M. Whiteley, M.J. Whiteley, Charles H. Willerton, Lafayette D. Woodworth; Somers Township -- Millard J. Andrews, Samuel Barnes, Edward Birch, Isaac T. Bishop, John Braid, Philander T. Briggs, John G. Buddle, Charles A. Bullamore, Oren Bullamore, William E. Burgess, Moses C. Buswell, Phillip Drissal, Frank Eick, Fredrick Fischer, James G. Gardinier, John Gearing, Jacob R. Hansche, Andreas Helt, John C. Holmes, Augustus Huck, George T. Hughes, Peter Kreuscher, John C. Leach, George F. Leet, Eldreidge B. Manning, Walter S. Maxwell, John E. Meyer, Christian Rapp, Daniel W. Rease, Samuel T. Rice, Mathias Schwan, Burr Simmons, George M. Sloan, William Smith, Miss Emma Steinbridge, William R. Stetson, David Strong, Samuel S. Strong, David Warren, George Wheaton, William Yule; Bristol Township -- George Adamson, Hiram Bacon, William C. Bacon, James W. Bryant, Marshfield D. Burt, Thomas S. Cotting, Philo Curtis, Germond V. Fowler, Henry H. Holbrook, Nicholas Kaiser, John A. Kearns, Michael C. Kelly Jr., Edward Mead, William K. Packman, Lemuel Spencer, Orrin C. Stonebreaker, Samuel E. Tarbell, William S. Tarbell, Hermon S. Thorp, Martin Tourtellotte, Salmon Upson, Aaron Walker, Cornelius Williams; Prairie Township -- William Crane, James Craney, Jeremiah A. Craney, John Craney, Jason Davis, E.D. Dunning, John Edgoose, Matthew Fonk, Charles M. Fowler, John D. Goldsworthy, Mary E. Haney, Daniel Marsh, Ellen Martin, Charles Meredith, Henry A. Newbury, Philipp Reidenbach, Albert Schmuchel, Lucius W. Thayer, Daniel Toner, Daniel Williams, Lewis Williams; Brighton Township -- Thomas Francis Babe, Samuel Bohanan, John Callaghan, Charles Choak, William Choak, Obil Deuel, James Dixon, John W. Evans, Mathias Even, Nicholas Gill, Otto Hillmann, Michael Kuman, Lott Leach, William Leach, Mrs. Margaret McCormick, Patrick McCormick, Joseph McDonald, Walter E. McVicar, H. Meyer, Clapp Miner, Mrs. Catherine Riley, Ludwig Seibert, Michael Servert, F. Wilhelm Schmidt, William W. Smith, Peter Stahl, Bradley H. Stocker, St. Patrick's Church, Peter Swartz, William Tobin, Nicholas Wagner, William Wheeler, James Whelton, Thomas Whitley, Mrs. Ann Wilson, Peter Zirbes; Wheatland Township -- Fred. Borck, Frederick Brown, Lewis Bushman, John Dyer, Herman Epping, N. Fink, Leroy Fosdick, John H. Geiger, Mrs. George W. Hall, Joseph Hemling, William Hoffer, William Holle, Gerhard Kaiser, William Kaskaln, John Kerkman, Henry Kersting, Philip Kessler, Charles W. Kohls, Bernard Lais, Hermann Lais, Charles Lemmerhert, B.H. Lohaus Sr., Henry Lohaus, Joseph Merten, F. Newburry, Mrs. Agnes Plate, Charles Rasch, John Runkel, John P. Runkel, Paul E. Sauer, Ben M. Schilz, Theodore Schuerman, Frederck Schultz, Herman Spitzmann, St. Alphonso's Catholic Church, Ferdinand Vanderbeck, Henry Voss, Joseph Voss, Bernard Wehmhoff, William Ziebell; Salem Township -- Alexander Bailey, Eli Bloss, Lemuel Booth, Mrs. C.G. Brown, Nathan M. Burgess, Thomas Burke, A.D. Cornwell (pix), A.R. Cornwell, John Cronk, Walker Curtis, Dr. Thomas D. Ford, George Gardner, Oliver Gibbs, T.O. Hollister, Hugh McIntyre, Mary K. McIntyre, Charles Orvis, Andrew Patterson, Charles Phillips, Anson Pierce, Fred. K. Schenning, Andrew H. Smith, Mary E. Taber, Capt. John E. Tuttle, R.S. Udell, Henry Watson, Pardon Yaw; Randall Township -- William B. Brower, Philo Darling, Edward Ganon, William H. Harrison, William Haythorn, Almerin Herrick, Fredrick Johnson, Clement Kroncke, George Kroncke, Allen H. Moore, Thomas Pacey, John S. Reynolds, Lewis Robertson, John V. Vosburg, Edward Savage Warren, Archibald H. Weir, Levi P. Wilcox, William Henry Wilcox Jr., J.L. Williams, and William W. Winchell. . Limited Edition Reprint. Spiral/Comb . New/No Jacket. 8.5" x 11". Private Press., Western Historical Company, 1879, 6, Lanham 1992, Scarborough House, US first edition, hard bound in dust jacket, 6x9, Fine / Fine condition, xiv, 354 pages, maps, illus, notes, bibliog, index. ----------------------------------------------------------Imbued with the spirit of German militarism, Hitler's Commanders compiled an impressive record of conquest in a remarkably short period of time. Poland fell to them in 38 days, France in six weeks, and Denmark in six hours. They pushed through Norway to the Arctic Ocean, drove to the English Channel, overran the Balkans and much of North Africa, and smashed to within sight of the Kremlin itself. Despite huge odds against them, Hitler's Commanders —the elite of the Wehrmacht—almost succeeded in conquering the world for Adolf Hitler ---------------------------------------In this unique book, Drs. Mitcham and Mueller go beyond the stereotyped images to examine the true nature of the military commanders of the Third Reich. Here you will meet Theodor Eicke, who went directly from being an inmate at a mental institution to commanding the concentration camp at Dachau ... Ernst Udet, a drug abuser and womanizer whose ineptitude ruined the German bomber forces ... Fedor von Bock, the humorless embodiment of ruthless ambition ... Walter Wever, the strategic genius ... Michael Wittmann, the quiet farm worker who became the greatest tank destroyer of all time ... Hans-Joachim Marseille, playboy and perhaps the greatest lady-killer in Europe . . Helmut Becker, commander of the "Death's Head" SS Panzer Division and a killer of an entirely different order . . Rudolf Stegmann, a hero whose insubordination saved his command, although he could not save himself. . . and Erhard Milch, the son of a Jewish pharmacist who became the number two man in the Luftwaffe. They are all here, as well as dozens of others., 0<
