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| | Amazon.com: Siege: A Novel of the Eastern Front, 1942: Books: Russ Schneider (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07) |
 | | Six months later, Scherer found himself frustrated by another siege, in nearby Velikiye Luki, but this time he was on the outside, separated from the remainder of his forces. |
 | | Some reviewers have commented on the occasionally clumsy prose in the book, but to my mind it adds to the authenticity and was purposely intended as such. |
 | | To illustrate my point - read passages that take place during the events at either Cholm or Velikiye Luki, describing the thoughts and actions and condition of the enlisted men who form the backbone of the story, and you'll see repetition, and a grunting, blunt, almost exhausted prose, just like the men themselves would've felt. |
| www.amazon.com /Siege-Novel-Eastern-Front-1942/dp/1582880468 (2881 words) |
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