- Variant Title
- Shadows of Slaughterhouse 5
Shadows of Slaughterhouse V
- Format
- Book
- Author/Creator
- Szpek, Ervin E.
- Published
- New York : iUniverse, c2008
- Locale
- Western Front
United States
Germany
Dresden
- Contents
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Introduction / by Frank J. Idzikowski
Hometowns
From "basic" to Belgium
The Bulge. Excursus I. Excerpts from Charles C. Cavender, The memoirs of an old soldier & Colonel Descheneux's letter to the men of the 422nd Infantry Regiment 20 August 1945 ; Excursus II. Extracts from the after action report against enemy, Headquarters 106th Infantry Division, 27 January 1945
Boxcars
Stalag IV-B. Excursus III. Chris Christiansen : fervent POW advocate
Dresden
Life in the slaughterhouse. Excursus IV. Soldiers of the United States of America! : letter of recruitment into German army to American POWs
Slaughterhouse guards
The firebombing of Dresden. Excursus V. Excerpts of letter from Götz Bergander, to the author, Frank J. Idzikowski, 7 Nov. 1996
In the aftermath of the bombing. Excursus VI. Letters from the South African POW camp at Gorbitz
The execution of Palaia : plundering. Excursus VII. Documents from Michael D. Palaia's "deceased personnel file"
The death of Edward Crone : giving up on life. Excursus VIII. Entry from Hobart alumni news, Rochester, NY, August 1945
To Hellendorf. Excursus IX. The death of Dresden from "Das Reich" February 1945 ; Excursus X. Nine poems by an anonymous POW
Fleeing Hellendorf for "home"
Shadows of Slaughterhouse Five. Excursus XI. Other American POWs in Dresden vicinity
Afterword: The story behind the memoirs / by Ervin E. Szpek, Jr.
Appendix I. Roster of the men of Slaughterhouse Five
Appendix II. Travel Shadows of Slaughterhouse five with Google Earth.
- Other Authors/Editors
- Idzikowski, Frank J.
Szpek, Heidi M.
- Notes
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"Oral histories, previously unpublished memoirs, and letters from home and from the front"--P. [4] of cover.
Includes bibliographical references (p. 647-648) and webography (p. 649).
Introduction / by Frank J. Idzikowski -- Hometowns -- From "basic" to Belgium -- The Bulge. Excursus I. Excerpts from Charles C. Cavender, The memoirs of an old soldier & Colonel Descheneux's letter to the men of the 422nd Infantry Regiment 20 August 1945 ; Excursus II. Extracts from the after action report against enemy, Headquarters 106th Infantry Division, 27 January 1945 -- Boxcars -- Stalag IV-B. Excursus III. Chris Christiansen : fervent POW advocate -- Dresden -- Life in the slaughterhouse. Excursus IV. Soldiers of the United States of America! : letter of recruitment into German army to American POWs -- Slaughterhouse guards -- The firebombing of Dresden. Excursus V. Excerpts of letter from Götz Bergander, to the author, Frank J. Idzikowski, 7 Nov. 1996 -- In the aftermath of the bombing. Excursus VI. Letters from the South African POW camp at Gorbitz -- The execution of Palaia : plundering. Excursus VII. Documents from Michael D. Palaia's "deceased personnel file" -- The death of Edward Crone : giving up on life. Excursus VIII. Entry from Hobart alumni news, Rochester, NY, August 1945 -- To Hellendorf. Excursus IX. The death of Dresden from "Das Reich" February 1945 ; Excursus X. Nine poems by an anonymous POW -- Fleeing Hellendorf for "home" -- Shadows of Slaughterhouse Five. Excursus XI. Other American POWs in Dresden vicinity -- Afterword: The story behind the memoirs / by Ervin E. Szpek, Jr. -- Appendix I. Roster of the men of Slaughterhouse Five -- Appendix II. Travel Shadows of Slaughterhouse five with Google Earth.
