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German author. Served in World War Two on the [[Eastern Front (World War II)|Eastern Front]], where his division took casualties equal to 700% of its original strength. His books include [[The Willing Flesh]], which was translated into English under the name [[Cross of Iron]], and had a [[Sam Peckinpah]] movie made of it. |
German author. Served in [[World War II|World War Two]] on the [[Eastern Front (World War II)|Eastern Front]], where his division took casualties equal to 700% of its original strength. His books include [[The Willing Flesh]], which was translated into English under the name [[Cross of Iron]], and had a [[Sam Peckinpah]] movie made of it. |
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Other books by Heinrich include Crack of Doom. |
Other books by Heinrich include Crack of Doom. |
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German author. Served in World War Two on the Eastern Front, where his division took casualties equal to 700% of its original strength. His books include The Willing Flesh, which was translated into English under the name Cross of Iron, and had a Sam Peckinpah movie made of it.
Other books by Heinrich include Crack of Doom.