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The title Corpse for a Mattress is taken directly from the journal of Harry Rentel, a man born to a Jewish mother. Harry was born during the height of WW I, on April 9, 1917, in the former country of Czechoslovakia. At the age twenty-six, during the height of World War II, Harry was arrested by the Nazis while working in a shipyard in Romania. His Jewish heritage had been found out.
Harry experienced unspeakable horror, at the hands of Nazis. His journaled words have now been turned into a book. Harry's story is one of sheer determination and fortitude, through one of the most horrific and darkest periods in human history.
Solitary Vigilance brings to life Allen Voigt and his twenty years of military service. This is a must read for anyone passionate about all things World War II, American patriotism and history. A story of individual sacrifice, perseverance and determination are vividly outlined on each and every page. From Berlin in the 1930s to the battle of Iwo Jima during February 1945, Solitary Vigilance is a fast moving story of how one man was asked to play a covert role but decisive part in America's ultimate outcome and success in World War II.
In Tim Drake’s second book, Solitary Vigilance, Allen Voigt was introduced as a covert operative in the United States Army before and during World War II. The year is now 1946. Allen is still in the Army, but has been ordered to hunt down the vicious Nazis who escaped Germany during the fall of Berlin in 1945. Death is the Final Reckoning is a riveting story that ultimately takes Allen deep into South America in the relentless pursuit of his assigned targets.
A grandson, who was adopted into a family with a rich history of military service to the United States of America, reflects on World War II through his grandfather's experiences, and the translation of their services to the privileges and ultimate responsibilities of later generations.