The stories behind the story
Great, unpublished
history!
Read the full story behind the podcasts. There are plenty of ways to buy Bill's book and save on the RRP. All links open in a new window.
Published in hardback by Pen and Sword, Barnsley, England
Ways to buy Bill Cheall's memoirs
Special Offer with Pen & Sword - Only £15.99 if you quote voucher code 231142
Kobo
Apple iBook
Over 100 5-star reviews
47 Through German eyes - Part 2
A chapter from the book, D-Day Through German Eyes, by Johnathan Trigg.
A reflection on how the war was lost by the Germans and won by the Allies from D-Day onwards.
Please note that some of the narrative in this episode is quite gory, more so than on previous episodes. If you don’t like imagery of blood, body parts and violent death scenes, I recommend you don’t listen on this occasion.
Other players
D-Day through German Eyes - How the Wehrmarcht Lost France - Jonathan Trigg
<<<
Link to Amazon hardback and Kindle etc
Note: This is a four hour epsiode. Recommended you listen to this epsiode through a special player, easily downloaded onto your phone. See icons below.
Listen to Angus Wallace interview Jonathan Trigg, author of D-Day through German Eyes - How the Wehrmarcht Lost France.
Todt Battery at Cap Griz Nez, Pas de Calais
A Tiger 1 of Schwere SS Panzer Abteilung101 knocked out by British infantrymen of 17 Queens Regiment in in Villers Bocage on 13 June 1944 (Courtesy Jonathan Todd)
Richard Freiherr von Rosens 57-ton Tiger 1 Panzer blown upside down by allied bombing at the start of the Second World War Goodwood offensive (Courtesy Jonathan Todd, author D-Day Through German Eyes, How the Wehrmacht lost France).