Col_Hessler

Joined Dec 2004

I'm a published author. My books are called "Treason: A Novel", "Killer Betty", "The U.S.-Mexican War of 2017", "The Bombardier", "Rig For Silent Running", "Four Years in the 'Donald Duck' Navy", "Face to the Sun","638 Regiment" and "Jarhead Tanker." The first is about a military coup in the U.S.A. The second book is about a female serial killer. The third is written about the war after the fact. The fourth is about a Jewish-American flyer shot down in Nazi Germany. The fifth is about a WWII American submarine commander, from 1942 to 1945. The sixth is the true story of my father in his time in the U.S. Navy amphibious forces during the early Cold War period. The seventh is about a Spanish Army volunteer fighting for the Germans in Russia in WWII. The eighth is about a French volunteer on the Russian Front in WWII. The ninth is about a U.S. Marine tank officer in the Korean War. The tenth is "Campaign in Britain, 1940-41", about a German general's part in a hypothetical invasion of Britain in 1940. The eleventh is called "Desperate Commands", and is about the Italian resistance in Northern Italy in 1944-45. The twelfth is called "Decision at the Wolf's Lair". It's the sequel to "Campaign in Britain."
Look for them at http://productsearch.barnesandnoble.com/search/results.aspx?store=book&ATH=Anthony+Genualdi.

If you prefer to use Amazon, this is the link to my author page:http://smile.amazon.com/Anthony-Genualdi/e/B00J086RX2/ref=sr_tc_2_0?qid=1435879498&sr=1-2-ent

Here is the search result for my work on BookLocker: http://search.booklocker.com/search-bl.cgi?q=Anthony+Genualdi&t=&SEARCH=Search

Also, all of my works are on iBooks. Here is that link: https://books.apple.com/us/artist/anthony-genualdi/495077865
Thanks.

Also, at Kobo.comhttps://www.kobo.com/us/en/search?query=anthony%20genualdi&fcsearchfield=Author

Last but not least, my print on demand paperbacks are on the Walmart site. This is the link:https://www.walmart.com/search/?query=%22Anthony%20Genualdi%22

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Voices of a Never Ending Dawn

8.2

Sep 30, 2012

Great look at at forgotten chapter of U.S. military history

I had read something about the Allied effort to support the Mensheviks, (Whites), when I was about 12 or so, and knew the U.S. had sent troops. I now know something more. "Voices of a Never Ending Dawn" tells the true story of the 339th Infantry Regiment of the U.S. Army, which was sent to northern Russia in 1918 instead of France. These men were given Russian rifles, and put under British command. Their ordeal in the brutal northern winter, at the hands of a merciless foe, comes to light in their own words and through well-executed reenactments. Their struggle against the "Bolos", (Bolsheviks), an uncaring command, the elements, as well as their own fatigue, and the efforts of their families back home to get them out, are definitely worth your attention.

Die Leibstandarte SS-Adolf Hitler im Einsatz

7.2

Jul 6, 2012

Good bit of history

This film tells the true story of the 1st SS Panzer Division "Leibstandarte SS Adolf Hitler," which had started out as Hitler's personal bodyguard unit. We start at the conclusion of the Polish campaign in 1939, with Hitler reviewing the outfit. We follow them through the campaign in Holland, including the linkup with German paratroops in Rotterdam, and the invasion of France in 1940. We then follow them down the Danube River to Bulgaria, from which they take part in the invasion of Yugoslavia in April, 1941, including the linkup with the Italians in Albania. Next comes the invasion of Greece, and the crossing of the Corinth Canal. We finish up with a parade in Athens, and the narrator telling us how the Leibstandarte is moving on to the "fight against Bolshevism," meaning that Russia was probably being invaded when the film was first shown. This is a great piece of history for anyone wanting to know about the early campaigns of this SS unit.

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