The book supplied another side of the battle and proved worth reading despite being accepted by mistake. Its description had made a single-Tiger story seem unpromising, and the reviewer remains unsure that he would have bought it. The review nevertheless judges it a strong choice for anyone seeking a first-hand account of Poznań. This shift from reluctance to recommendation shows how a memoir can add useful evidence even when its vehicle or campaign initially lies outside a reader's main interests.
Notable Point · 11:40-13:37
An unexpectedly valuable first-hand account
Although accepted by mistake and unappealing from its description, the book proves to be a valuable first-hand view of Poznań.