Talk:The Man with the Iron Heart

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Military history : World War II

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Last line from the plot summary: "While the Soviets remain committed to the occupation and to crushing the resistance, the Americans and British complete their withdrawal, leaving the Nazis ready to reemerge in western Germany."

Well, the contradiction is right there. My question to editors who actually read the book: Is that stupid nonsense really an accurate description of the plot? Wikipedia should of course represent the book, however stupid it may be.-79.219.188.226 (talk) 19:15, 17 December 2015 (UTC) [reply ]