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Dr. Craig Luther
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Dr. Craig Luther is a retired U.S. Air Force historian (16 years at McClellan AFB, 11 years at Edwards AFB) and former Fullbright Scholar (Bonn, West Germany 1979-80). His primary passion has always been researching and writing about German military operations during WWII, and primarily on the eastern front. Dr. Luther has published nine books (and a half dozen articles) over almost half a century, including ,The First Day on the Eastern Front. Germany Invades the Soviet Union, June 22, 1941. He published earlier (2014), Barbarossa Unleashed. The German Blitzkrieg through Central Russia to the Gates of Moscow. June - December 1941. The book, which took nearly 13 years to complete (five trips to Germany, and one to Rzhev, Russia for research), includes more than 200 photographs (many never before published) and 22 large fold-out maps (among them sharp, color reproductions of German Army General Staff maps)

In the spring of 2020, Luther published a new, fully annotated version of Dr. Heinrich Haape's iconic eastern front memoir, Moscow Tram Stop. A Doctor's Experiences w/ the German Spearhead in Russia. Late in 2020 he released another publication (this one in collaboration with David Stahel) titled: Soldiers of Barbarossa. Combat, Genocide and Everyday Experiences on the Eastern Front, June-December 1941.