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# Save the Last Bullet: Memoir of a Boy Soldier in Hitler's Army

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desertcart.com: Save the Last Bullet: Memoir of a Boy Soldier in Hitler's Army (Audible Audio Edition): Heidi Langbein-Allen, Wilhelm Langbein, Paul Cheall, Pen and Sword: Books

Review: Gripping memoir - Heidi Langbein Allen has written an engrossing, compelling and very readable memoir of her father, Willi Langbein, who was conscripted in the German Army to be used as fodder in the waning days of the Third Reich. Miraculously he survived. Save the Last Bullet is an unvarnished examination of Nazi Germany and the corrosive nature of hate in all of its manifestations. The story unfolds against the backdrop of the Second World War but it's a gripping cautionary tale and an antidote to the gathering modern storm clouds that frighteningly echo the Germany of the 30's and 40's. It's a clarion call to understand it can happen again. Through her father' story of his harrowing experiences and survival again all odds, the author offers a poignant story of what it was like to be conscripted at such a young age and to be inculcated from birth until his early teen years with doctrines of blind obedience to the state. The tone of the book is authentic with not a shred of revisionist history. Through her father she offers an unflinching look at the reality of war-- refracted through the eyes of a child. The author supplies translations for many of the German words to enable the reader to clearly understand the narrative and its nuances. While much has been written about World War II, few have ventured into this territory that provides a firsthand look at the reality of children being forced to serve and with the knowledge that the likelihood of their survival was slim. In the end, it is a stunning story of redemption and our urgent obligation to remember.
Review: Excellent book! A-must-read! - Save The Last Bullet” is amazing story – not so widely known – of forced child soldiers in Germany in the waning days of WWII. Heidi Langbein Allen recounts the stories her grandfather told her, as well as take from his extensive journals that chronicles the horror that he faced as an innocent 13 year old being conscripted into Hitler’s war machine is the dying days of the 3rd Reich. While much has been written about the Nazi’s, from many perspectives, including self-reflection from German writers, Ms. Langbein Allen’s book is one of a kind in personal story telling of another type of human tragedy. I highly recommend this book to any one with a general interest in general history, in WWII and especially why fascism in all forms is so insidious. Steve Weyer

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Gripping memoir
*by A***S on December 7, 2022*

Heidi Langbein Allen has written an engrossing, compelling and very readable memoir of her father, Willi Langbein, who was conscripted in the German Army to be used as fodder in the waning days of the Third Reich. Miraculously he survived. Save the Last Bullet is an unvarnished examination of Nazi Germany and the corrosive nature of hate in all of its manifestations. The story unfolds against the backdrop of the Second World War but it's a gripping cautionary tale and an antidote to the gathering modern storm clouds that frighteningly echo the Germany of the 30's and 40's. It's a clarion call to understand it can happen again. Through her father' story of his harrowing experiences and survival again all odds, the author offers a poignant story of what it was like to be conscripted at such a young age and to be inculcated from birth until his early teen years with doctrines of blind obedience to the state. The tone of the book is authentic with not a shred of revisionist history. Through her father she offers an unflinching look at the reality of war-- refracted through the eyes of a child. The author supplies translations for many of the German words to enable the reader to clearly understand the narrative and its nuances. While much has been written about World War II, few have ventured into this territory that provides a firsthand look at the reality of children being forced to serve and with the knowledge that the likelihood of their survival was slim. In the end, it is a stunning story of redemption and our urgent obligation to remember.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Excellent book! A-must-read!
*by C***G on December 14, 2022*

Save The Last Bullet” is amazing story – not so widely known – of forced child soldiers in Germany in the waning days of WWII. Heidi Langbein Allen recounts the stories her grandfather told her, as well as take from his extensive journals that chronicles the horror that he faced as an innocent 13 year old being conscripted into Hitler’s war machine is the dying days of the 3rd Reich. While much has been written about the Nazi’s, from many perspectives, including self-reflection from German writers, Ms. Langbein Allen’s book is one of a kind in personal story telling of another type of human tragedy. I highly recommend this book to any one with a general interest in general history, in WWII and especially why fascism in all forms is so insidious. Steve Weyer

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ A Good "Quick Read" About an Average German Family Under Nazism
*by C***E on March 29, 2023*

This book is for the "non-scholar" who is looking to learn about life for the average German family in Hitler's Reich. It is a short memoir of Wilhelm Langbein, who like many young boys, were put into service with the failing German military towards the end of WWII. The memoir was put together by the author, who is Langbein's daughter. So it is a very familial story and reads like a relative sharing his life with his kin or his close friends. Langbein's family were devout Roman Catholics. It is interesting to see how they balanced their faith and loyalty to the Fuhrer. Langbein shares what he knew about the Holocaust before and after the war. He discusses his patriotism, his participation/action on the Eastern Front, and the state of his and his family's life after Germany's surrender. He also tells how he and was family were treated by the American and British authorities after the war. As I mentioned above, this is not for the scholar looking to read a lot of historical facts. The book is an easy read but gives you insight to how the youth in Hitler's Germany were robbed of their childhood.

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