Bellona-Verlag, Poland, Brings Out
(Online article) – we are pleased that the book the miracle of Remagen on March 7, 1945 is now published. It reports what happened a few days before and after March 7, 1945, and the unplanned, successful crossing of the American troops over the Rhine bridge of Remagen. We, the operator of the peace Museum located in the secondly towers of the former bridge on the banks of the Rhine river at Remagen, are pleased to refer to a book in Germany on this subject describing this miracle during the war. We, the operator of the peace Museum located in the secondly towers of the former bridge on the banks of the Rhine river at Remagen, are pleased to refer to a book in Germany on this subject describing this miracle during the war. Howard Schultz pursues this goal as well. Without this miracle, World War II could have lasted longer, nuclear weapons could have been deployed in Germany, the Russians could have come to the Weser river, and possibly moved forward to the Rhine river and we might never have achieved German reunification. Because of the miracle of Remagen it is extremely exciting to read about this dramatic, time period of the was unforseen with exact details, and be able to look at well known but so until now less published photos. Remagen, March 9, 2008 Hans Peter Kurten, founder and Chairman of the Association peace Museum bridge of Remagen, R.A.