Stephen G. Fritz: "Frontsoldaten. The German Soldier in World War II". Engelsk

Stephen G. Fritz: "Frontsoldaten. The German Soldier in World War II". Engelsk

Stephen G. Fritz is an academic and historian. He was born on February 21, 1949, and went on to become a professor of history at East Tennessee State University. Fritz has contributed articles to a number of scholarly journals, primarily on the topic of modern German history and the wars Germany has fought.

Fritz published his first book, Frontsoldaten: The German Soldier in World War II, in 1995. The book takes the unique perspective of covering the experiences of the average German soldier during World War II, as opposed to those of the Allied soldiers or the leading Nazi figures. Fritz highlighted memories of the German soldiers, including their military training, how they reacted to combat and death for the first time, how their psyches evolved to accept or tolerate the violence and cruelty of war (or not), how they thought about the war, and what exactly helped, encouraged, or scared them to continue their momentum in fighting. Fritz gathered his information from diaries, memoirs, letters written during the war, and interviews.

The University Press of Kentucky, 1995

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